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  1. Not one size fits all – UC study aims to determine physical activity thresholds for people with heart disease, to prevent repeat cardiac events

    A University of Canberra study aims to determine physical activity thresholds for people living with heart disease, with the potential to inform disease-specific physical activity guidelines.

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  2. Gender equality the big winner as 3MT Final showcases the high calibre of PhD research at UC

    University of Canberra Faculty of Arts and Design PhD candidate Senada Meskin was the overall winner, progressing to the 3MT Asia-Pacific Semi-Final, with Faculty of Health candidate Sara Chica Latorre winning both runner-up and the People’s Choice Award.

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  3. Faculty of Arts and Design to represent UC at the 21st ICOMOS General Assembly and Scientific Symposium

    The University of Canberra is a proud sponsor of the 21st General Assembly and Scientific Symposium (GA2023) of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), in ahistorical first that sees the world-renowned heritage and culture event hosted in the Pacific region for the first time.

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  4. UC and partners launch Open Source Institute

    The new regional hub for open source innovation, education and research is a partnership between the University of Canberra, NetApp and the ACT Government.

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  5. $5 million ARC funding goes to creation of Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity to safeguard national interests

    The Training Centre will see University of Canberra researchers collaborate with The Australian National University, James Cook University and industry and government partners, to transform biosecurity sector and boost capabilities to safeguard national interests.

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