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RMIT is working with industry and other partners to pursue exciting research and innovation initiatives that are changing lives for the better.

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Fellowships information and support

Fellowships information and support

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Poison patches: study reveals high levels of lead in veggie gardens

A new study led by RMIT University shows one-in-five tested backyard veggie patches are contaminated with high levels of lead, exceeding Australian safety guidelines.

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Boosting confidence doesn’t help women at work: study

Assertiveness is linked to professional success, so ambitious women should work on building their confidence, right? Wrong, according to new research.

Read more Boosting confidence doesn’t help women at work: study

Dry zones and other temperance hangovers

Anti-alcohol measures like dry zones are not just a part of history: their legacy continues to feed into our approach to urban planning today.

Read more Dry zones and other temperance hangovers

Digital artwork captures community life

An interactive sculpture is connecting residents with the rhythms of community life and creating a vibrant cultural centre in a developing suburb in Melbourne’s south-east.

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Meet Jordan Lacey: designer of new urban soundscapes

Urban sound designer Dr Jordan Lacey wants to work with city sounds to enhance our urban life. But how do you creatively reshape noise to build social connections and spark imaginations?

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Not just ‘revenge porn’ – image-based abuse hits 1 in 5 Australians

The first comprehensive research on “revenge porn” has revealed the mass scale of victimisation across Australia, with 1 in 5 people suffering image-based abuse.

Read more Not just ‘revenge porn’ – image-based abuse hits 1 in 5 Australians
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Food printing: coming soon to a kitchen near you

Digital food is quickly becoming a reality and nobody knows this better than RMIT alumnus and Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr Rohit Ashok Khot.

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