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RMIT Culture is partnering with Melbourne Music Week to bring audiences an evening of music by Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS).

Cutting edge disinformation detection and tracking software will be used by RMIT FactLab to investigate and debunk misinformation and disinformation on social media during the federal election campaign.

RMIT FactLab has partnered with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to fight the spread of misinformation through independent third-party fact-checking.

New multi-disciplinary, international research has found that the appreciation of bees has been recognised throughout history and cultures, represented in diverse art forms from ancient carvings and historic cave art, to the big screen and across social media.

Fourteen years after arriving from Afghanistan, Shamsiya Hussainpoor graduates from RMIT this week, with a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism), and a desire to give a voice to others.

A team of design researchers have created a public parklet with a twist, bringing playfulness to Melbourne’s city centre.

The need for designers to act, propose, challenge and share in response to the global ecological crisis was at the heart of a recent global design studio, Ideas for humanity: A cookbook for planetary health, bringing together students and staff in Australia, the UK and Spain.

Animated films, game demos, motion works, research and other projects are featured in the latest showcase from RMIT’s Master of Animation, Games and Interactivity (MAGI) students.

An award-winning film program for people living with disability will be delivered in partnership with RMIT.

More than 30% of people who actively seek fact-checked information have shared misinformation themselves, a new study suggests.

Community and collaboration are at the heart of Yalinguth, a new First Nations augmented reality app that takes users around Ngár-go/Fitzroy, Melbourne guided by stories from members of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

As Australia strives for higher COVID-19 vaccination rates, RMIT experts share their views about vaccine incentives and why other methods would be more successful.