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Strategic player challenges tip matches
Grand Slam tennis players could improve their chances of winning through more strategic use of challenges, Swinburne research has found.
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Drugs threat to young festival drivers
Swinburne research has shown even low doses of methamphetamine or ecstasy significantly increase erratic and dangerous driving behaviour.
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Virtual predictions beat destruction
New computer modelling capabilities at Swinburne will help Australian manufacturers design and test new materials and components.
Research News
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Strategic player challenges tip matches
Grand Slam tennis players could improve their chances of winning through more strategic use of challenges, Swinburne research has found.
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Can exotic herbs counter ageing?
Swinburne PhD candidate Matthew Pase is investigating whether dietary supplements can help counter the slowing of brain function with age.
Research Events
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Brain Health and Natural Medicine Conference
The Centre for Human Psychopharmacology brings together experts to present recent research on effects of natural medicines on health and brain function.
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A two day workshop to highlight the latest science from the Keck telescopes, the world's largest optical telescopes. Register at the Keck Science website.
Podcasts
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International Research Connections
DVC (R) Prof Andy Flitman talks about Research at Swinburne
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Software Engineering in the 21st Century
w/ Professor Hans van Vliet
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w/ Staff at the Brain Sciences Institute (BSI)