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India–Australia defence cooperation must translate intent into action: expertsIndia and Australia are moving beyond strategic alignment to practical defence industrial cooperation. Experts highlight the need for tangi...- Australia to boost Karnataka partnership in education, tech, says BCICAustralia is significantly increasing its collaboration with Karnataka. The state will become a key hub for education, technology, and busi...
- These are Australia’s top universities for international students in 2026Australia's universities are gaining global recognition. The Times Higher Education Australia University Rankings 2026 highlight 37 institu...
- 7 top-ranked Australian Universities for international studentsAustralia has attracted international students with its top-notch education system, post-study opportunities, and strong faculty support. N...
- Southern Antarctic waters found to absorb as much heat as Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean combinedA new study has found that the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica absorbed the highest amount of human activity-caused heat over the pas...
- Boston University, UNSW researchers develop AI tool to predict Parkinson's diseaseAs Parkinson's disease remains a rapidly increasing neurological disorder globally, now researchers from Boston University and the Universi...
- Climate risk drives push to save Australia's weird, elusive platypusesFamed for its bill, webbed feet and venomous spurs, the platypus is one of only two egg-laying mammals in the world. Many Australians have ...
- Australia set to celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversaryA week-long exhibition and an interactive talk in Melbourne, a poster competition in Adelaide on Gandhi's philosophy, principles, actions a...
- Meet the woman leading race to build world's first quantum computerSydney, May 11 (IANS) A team of Australian scientists has made great strides towards building the the world's first quantum computer, using...
- Fast spinning star confirms Indian Nobel Laureate's theoryIn 1946, Chandrasekhar predicted the emission of polarised light from the edges of stars, prompting the development of sensitive instrument...
- Researchers see rapidly spinning star emitting polarised lightSydney, Sep 19 (IANS) More than 70 years after Indian astrophysicist and Nobel laureate Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar first predicted the emis...
- UNSW Australia to lend expertise in ONGC wellsin its recent funding round, the Australia India Strategic Research Fund (AISRF) announced a new grant of Australian Dollar one million to ...
- 'Affordable tech transfer can boost renewable power in India'Keen to tap Australia's rooftop solar expertise, Power Minister Piyush Goyal said there is need for the technology transfer at affordable r...
- New breakthrough may lead to HIV relapse cureScientists are now better able to predict how quickly the HIV virus will return after individuals stop treatment.
- Cloth masks may up risk of infections: StudyThe findings come from the first randomised clinical trial to study the efficacy of cloth masks conducted by the University of New South Wa...
- Large quantum computers closer to realityUnlike conventional computers that store data on transistors and hard drives, quantum computers encode data in the quantum states of micros...
- 'Cylindrical nanoparticles more effective for breast cancer'Cylindrical-shaped nanoparticles are seven times deadlier on the breast cancer cells.
- From coal dust to carbon creditsScientists at University of New South Wales have turned the ash waste from coal-fired power stations into a global environmental solution w...
- Cleaning water from wasteDr Malini Balakrishnan of TERI has turned fly ash waste from rice husk and sugarcane processing into an effective, low-cost filter for cont...
- Internet users prefer information that match their pre-existing beliefsIn today's time, knowledge on any topic is just a click away. However, despite the overabundance of information available on the Internet, ...
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