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      • ARC funding for myrtle rust and aerosol measurement technology
      • Pain treatment using human stem cells a success
      • World-first database aims to prevent deadly mine dam disasters

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24 January 2020

World-first database aims to prevent deadly mine dam disasters

On anniversary of Brumadinho disaster in Brazil, investors and pensions with more than $US13 trillion under management back database. Professor Elaine Baker has been a driving force in making this a reality.
24 January 2020

Pain treatment using human stem cells a success

Human stem cells and "pain-killing neurons" have successfully relieved chronic pain in mice. The breakthrough method may be tested on human patients suffering untreatable pain within five years.
24 January 2020

ARC funding for myrtle rust and aerosol measurement technology

Sydney researchers have received $753,000 in Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project grants to combat myrtle rust and to develop new technologies to better characterise aerosols.