The evidence now being found about the vital role of attention and engagement in effective classrooms.
Roger Rees pays tribute to the British neurologist Oliver Sacks, ahead of the first anniversary of his death.
How long until we can send someone to the newly discovered earth-like planet, Proxima b? RN Drive puts the latest science news through the Research Filter.
Our special guest this week, Dr Alan Duffy, discusses the amazing confirmation of a habitable planet a mere 4.2 light years from ours, and NASA tests the largest rocket ever built.
The Malaria Box Project allows scientists from around the world to share research that's usually kept secret, so they can potentially arrive more quickly at possible cures for fatal yet neglected diseases like malaria.
Australian universities are involved in trialling new software that could be the next step in catching cheats, but how will this affect student privacy?
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Working for the Discovery Channel led to a year living in Marrakech, Morocco.
Chief scientist Alan Finkel says flexibility from STEM PhDs and employers will produce benefits for all.
At UTS, PhD candidates are encouraged to work in industry during their study, making them more ready to move their theoretical skills to the real work.
A look at the history behind the 'email of the 1900s' -the postcard.
A Melbourne cafe is helping deaf students prepare for life in the workforce.
The fear of school means that some kids won't go for months or even years.
In the small town of Kurri Kurri in the New South Wales Hunter Valley, a local women's shed is fast becoming a beacon for women in the town who are looking for extra support.
Indigenous kids are learning Maths through traditional stories and dance.
David Crystal, a leading historian of the English language, on the history of commas, apostrophes and semicolons.
Niraj Lal urges potential students to seriously consider the employment market and all options for PhD graduates.
The more colourful the language in the office, the better.
There are many ways to play a banjo but for Abigail Washburn it's all about Appalachian traditions.
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