This article argues that to be innovative, Australia needs to invest more in research and development (R&D).

This article offers suggestions from psychologists on how to deal with yet another COVID lockdown.

The human genome was first deemed complete in 2000, but this was not the case—it wasn't until May 2021 that scientists mapped the entire genome.

The demand for computer chips is due to increased world-wide demand and over-reliance on manufacturers in Taiwan and S Korea.

This article explains the complexities of chip design and how machine learning allied with an AI might improve efficiency in ‘floorplanning’.

US General states Special Operation Forces need to operate differently as cyberwar has extended the battlespace exponentially—to win, he believes superior technology is the answer.

We stereotype generations into groupings such as Millennials and Boomers to understand ourselves and those around us—but is this an oversimplification of a complex reality.

Australia needs to enhance relations with regional nations and support them in upholding international law in the South China Sea.

This article claims that far too many Australian innovations are being overlooked by Defence, leading to those technologies being developed offshore.

This article argues it is in Australia’s national security interest to start developing closer ties with Bangladesh.