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Scientists to drill into a crack in the edge of the world
An international consortium of scientists is preparing to drill into a crack in the edge of the world - the South Islands Alpine Fault in New Zealand. ANI
Meet the robot with a repertoire of human emotions, learning capability
Victoria University researchers has unveiled a robot that has the capability of showing a repertoire of human emotions, including fear, surprise, happiness, sadness, and anger. ANI
Gold, silver nanoparticle dyes give fabrics a rainbow of unexpected colours
Researchers in New Zealand have shown that adding nanoparticles made of pure gold and silver to fine Marino wool can help create a rainbow of unexpected colours, something that may be of interest to high-end, couture fashion designers. ANI
Video games addicts are no shy nerds
An Australian study conducted by a Psychology graduate from Victoria University suggests that problem game-playing does not have anything to do with social skills or self-esteem. Dan Loton says that his study has shown that only one per cent of game addicts suffer from shyness. ANI
Antarctica was once a warm land
Scientists drilling deep into Antarctica have uncovered evidence of a once-warm land, including pollen and algae, buried below the sea floor, which suggests that the frozen continent has warmed before. ANI
More Than 140 Higher Education Institutions Worldwide Use RightNow On Demand CRM
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Racial attacks on Indian students rising in Australia
A body representing Indian students studying in Australia has expressed fears of a rise in racial attacks against them. ANI
One in three young Aussies cheat on their partner
A recent survey has revealed that almost one third of Australian youngsters have been unfaithful to their partners at least once. ANI
ZyGEM Appoints Leading Biotechnology Expert to Head Clinical Advisory Board
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Chinese and Indian students might choose the US or Britain over Australia
Australias historically high currency exchange rate may prompt Indian and Chinese students to seek university admissions in the United States and Britain in the near future. ANI
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