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Flicking the switch to electric vehicles
Cecilia Duong | October 29, 2021Australia’s lack of policy on Electric Vehicles is slowing us down in the race to meet carbon emission targets
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Flying cars get ready for take off
Cecilia Duong | September 27, 2021Futurists have confidently predicted the invention of flying cars for over 70 years, but this time they may actually become a reality.
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Have use-by dates reached their sell-by date?
Cecilia Duong | June 8, 2021Next time you’re about to throw food in the rubbish, you should double check the date on it first. Food safety experts say some labelling is confusing – and you could be throwing out food that is actually still perfectly safe to eat.
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Houston, we have a problem
Cecilia Duong | June 3, 2021Just like we have on Earth, humans have left an absolute mess in space and nobody wants to clean it up.
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Shining a light on the dark web
Cecilia Duong | January 23, 2021The dark web is perceived as the underbelly of the internet world but it’s not all as negative as it may seem. The dark web isn’t only a hangout for criminals, as some journalists and political activists use it to safeguard their anonymity.
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Solar powered freezers for Fiji
Cecilia Duong | November 29, 2019UNSW students and engineers are using human-centred engineering to help provide electricity to off-grid rural communities in Fiji.