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Simran Gill
Verified
Journalist, ABC News (Australia)
Beats
Science , Environment, human rights marine science, social justice energy and commodities oil and gas and mining and the intersection of these industries with the envi, Marine Conservation , Environmental Affairs, Homeless
Politics, Economy, Finance.
Content
By Simran Gill Verified, Peter Roberts Verified| @AuManufacturing Verified A team of Queensland researchers has begun an ambitious race to develop a vaccine for a rare but potentially fatal virus in just 150 days, according to a statement released by the University of Queensland on Wednesday. UQ’s Vaccine Rapid Response Team is testing its capabilities by creating a vaccine for the Bolivian Chapare virus, with the clock having started on 10 February.
By Simran Gill Verified, Peter Roberts Verified| @AuManufacturing Verified A new report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) calls for Australia and South Korea to significantly expand their cooperation in space technology, according to a statement released on Tuesday. The report, authored by ASPI Visiting Senior Fellow Sangsoon Lee, argues that while space cooperation between the two nations “remains stuck in its infancy,” both countries possess complementary strengths that could form the foundation of a robust partnership.
By Simran Gill Verified, Peter Roberts Verified| @AuManufacturing Verified Australian materials tech company Zeotech has scored a major win in its quest to decarbonise the construction industry, with independent testing confirming its AusPozz product delivers remarkable strength improvements while dramatically cutting concrete’s carbon footprint. According to an ASX announcement on Monday, the Brisbane-based company’s high-reactivity metakaolin (HRM) product achieved a 50 per cent strength gain when replacing just 20 per cent of cement in concrete mixes.
Company Info
ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland