Our Impact
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Making the Most of Fading MemoryEfforts to enhance recollection are helping improve the quality of life of people experiencing cognitive decline. | |
The first neuromorphic devices to reach space are a technology test case. They will record ‘space lightning’. | |
A Western Sydney University researcher is investigating the neuroscience underpinning consciousness. | |
Biologically-inspired cameras can track satellites that even the best optical telescope cannot, thanks to Western Sydney University’s revolutionary, world-first approach to space imaging. | |
The connection between mothers and babies may provide important clues for early identification of dyslexia. | |
Technology developed by Western researchers can extend the viability of brain slices up to 36 hours. | |
A new tool can assess communication skills in young Indigenous children in the languages they speak at home. | |
Electronic gloves help transfer knowledge from master surgeons to students. | |
Going gaa-gaa over babies has evolutionary roots, and may help infants to develop the power of speech. | |
Tackling the condition of sleep apnoea could be as simple as slipping on a T-shirt developed by Western Sydney University researchers. | |
Taking a community-based approach to early childhood language promotes children’s communication and identifies hearing problems. |