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Prosthetic breasts aims to improve recovery of breast cancer survivors by using sensors to collect data which is then used to design post-surgury treatment.

Macinley Butson, from Wollongong, is the first Australian to receive the prestigious Stockholm Junior Water Prize, for the water-testing SODIS sticker.

A new survey from Male Champions of Change and Accenture, “Harnessing our innovation potential” sheds light on why women are leaving jobs in STEM.

Australian Academy of Science have created an online database where the public and media can find female experts across all STEM industries. 

Forty percent of Australian girls cannot name female entrepreneur or businessperson. Of the girls who can, twenty-six percent named a Kardashian.

Every year Engineers Australia profiles 30 Australian engineers who are finding creative and innovative solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges. 

It one thing to ‘future proof’ your career, but what’s the point if you can’t ‘future proof’ yourself? Five women share how they avoid burnout.

Dr Jacqui Romero is an experimental quantum physicist at the University of Queensland. She’s an expert in encoding information in photons – the particles that make up light.

Renae Ryan is a Professor of Biochemical Pharmacology at the University of Sydney. She says there is danger posed by a lack of diversity in STEMM.

Katie Bouman is a computer scientist who led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole released on Wednesday.