Supercharged bandages improve wound healing
24 Jul 2020

Supercharged bandages improve wound healing

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Using a new plasma coating on current wound dressings could promote the healing of chronic wounds and reduce patient suffering. This fascinating technological development could be used with Biology and Chemistry students in years 8, 9, and 10 to demonstrate … Continued
Picturing the future of medical imaging
13 Jul 2020

Picturing the future of medical imaging

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Medical imaging is undergoing massive change and according to an expert, that change is moving the industry beyond diagnosis. This article is well suited to students in years 8-12 to highlight the diversity of STEM careers and skills required in … Continued
‘Ghost imaging’ could lead to safer and cheaper 3D X-rays
5 Dec 2018

‘Ghost imaging’ could lead to safer and cheaper 3D X-rays

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Topics: Biological Sciences - The Body Chemical Sciences - Atoms; Particle Models Physical Sciences - Energy Additional: Careers, Technology, Engineering Concepts (South Australia): Biological Sciences - Form and Function Chemical Sciences - Properties of Matter Physical Sciences - Energy   … Continued
Clues to earlier diagnosis of deadly lung disease
26 Oct 2018

Clues to earlier diagnosis of deadly lung disease

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Topics: Biological Sciences - The Body; Cells Additional: Careers, Technology, Engineering Concepts (South Australia): Biological Sciences - Form and Function Years: 9, Senior School Curriculum Clues to earlier diagnosis of deadly lung disease Word Count: 425 The latest research from … Continued