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1 May 2017

Health at Melbourne: Discover what you're made of

A new campaign launched by the University of Melbourne and funded by the Federal Government will show the lasting rewards of studying to become a member of the health workforce.

27 Apr 2017

Melbourne University to pilot a distributed database for micro-credentials

The University of Melbourne is to join forces with Learning Machine, a US-based company associated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab, to pilot a blockchain based micro-credentialing system.

27 Apr 2017

Why boys and girls are different when it comes to reading and arithmetic

Girls from low and middle socio-economic backgrounds are better at reading than boys, while boys from high-socio-economic backgrounds are better at mathematics than girls, according to new research from the universities of Melbourne and Sydney.

27 Apr 2017

Breathing your way to preventing high blood pressure

The most common type of hypertension, which accounts for 95 per cent of people with high blood pressure, might one day be prevented with breathing exercises if caught early enough.

27 Apr 2017

Seeing is believing: diamond quantum sensor reveals how current flows in next generation materials

Researchers at the University of Melbourne are the first in the world to image how electrons move in two-dimensional graphene, a boost to the development of next-generation electronics.

26 Apr 2017

GP job satisfaction falls while the challenges to the sector increase

A drop in job satisfaction among GP’s, an increase in the number of women working in the role and significant funding reforms, are transforming general medical practice in Australia, according to a major new study from the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research at the University of Melbourne.

25 Apr 2017

University statement on urban horticulture studies

The University of Melbourne’s Burnley campus is renowned for teaching and research programs in environmental and ornamental horticulture. Burnley remains a vital part of the University’s plan for horticultural studies.

21 Apr 2017

Dr Katie Mack back on ABC’s Breakfast discussing origins of life

Hydrogen has been found on the Saturnian moon, Enceladus suggesting the presence of hydrothermal vents. These sources of water and energy are critical components for life on Earth, so what does this mean for Enceladus?

21 Apr 2017

War Heritage Roadshow: keeping Bendigo military history safe in the home

Families from Bendigo will learn about their own wartime history at a two-day War Heritage Roadshow that kicks off on Friday, 28 April.

20 Apr 2017

War Heritage Roadshow: keeping Ballarat military history safe in the home

Families from Ballarat will learn about their own wartime history at a two-day War Heritage Roadshow that kicks off on Wednesday, 26 April.

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