From a standard 4.7 GB DVD to 1,000,000 GB (that’s 50,000 HD
movies).
Pictured below is Professor Min Gu, who recently won the KCA People’s Choice Research Commercialisation Award for his research.
From a standard 4.7 GB DVD to 1,000,000 GB (that’s 50,000 HD
movies).
Pictured below is Professor Min Gu, who recently won the KCA People’s Choice Research Commercialisation Award for his research.

For Nichola Courtney, enjoyment comes from making a difference in people’s lives.
Currently completing Swinburne’s Master of Business Administration/Master of Strategic Foresight, Nichola works part-time for Anglicare, a social welfare charity and has just been offered an internship for the Millennium Project.

A
breakthrough technique for super-resolution 3D medical imaging of living cells
has been developed that could aid in minimal-invasive surgery, the early
detection of cancer, brain imaging and drug testing.

A Swinburne study found that chewing sugarfree gum reduces anxiety by more than 17 per cent during stressful situations. The study also showed that chewing gum increases alertness and improves performance while multi-tasking.

Editor’s note: Professor Matthew Bailes will lead Australia’s role in Breakthrough Listen, a new $135 million push to find alien life.
Professor Matthew Bailes, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) was recently awarded a prestigious Laureate Fellowship by the Australian Research Council (ARC) to transform the largest telescope in the southern hemisphere into a machine that will attempt to count the number of atoms in the Universe. This is his story.
Swinburne has again been rated one of Melbourne’s top teaching and research universities by the Good Universities Guide 2014, released today.
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