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A cyber attack on Queensland's second largest university has had lasting effects — pushing back the summer semester and limiting students access to online resources.

The AI "care bots" can detect health hazards, and let people who are unable to speak or move freely to communicate what they need.

For years Grace was in denial about her husband's abuse, and experts say that's understandable given the lack of training many first responders have in dealing with the complex issue.

This month, Spanish police authorities seized autonomous underwater vehicles, each capable of transporting around 200 kilograms of drugs. It’s not the first time police authorities have caught an uncrewed vessel carrying illicit substances.

People procrastinate for a variety of environmental, social and psychological reasons — not just because they're inherently "lazy". Here are some tips to avoid the pitfalls.

Ken and Julia Yonetani’s works began with QUT scientists, exploring impacts of farming on the environment

While many are debating the role of cryptocurrencies in our financial future, some experts and economists say the blockchain technology that hosts the currencies could be much more important.

A collection of more than 100,000 images was donated to the university from a local family of amateur photographers.

How effective are masks in keeping the flu at bay? What masks offer the most protection? What else can I do to avoid getting sick this winter? Your questions answered.