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Although human skin heals from injuries and wounds

Dogs make great guards - especially when it comes

In July of 2020, NASA launched their Perseverance

We've had a lot of amazing science discoveries ove

While sitting around and reflecting on past holida

Do you ever get curious about how our solar system

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has reached the sun's ex

Can you capture what rural crime means to you?

💰It might just win you $500!

The UNE Centre for Rural Criminology, in collaboration with the UNE Australian Centre for Agriculture & Law, has launched a nation wide photo competition that will help expand our understanding of representations of crime beyond urban centres.

📸Anyone can join in! Check out the webpage for further information and how to enter. https://www.unelife.com.au/ruralcrime

This competition closes Friday, March 4 2022

A maze is a popular device among psychologists to assess the learning capacity of mice or rats. 🐁 But how about robots? Can they learn to successfully navigate the twists and turns of a labyrinth?

Neurons in our brain communicate with one another through so-called synapses, which are strengthened each time information comes through them. This model is how humans learn, and is now applied to robots:

"Just as a synapse in a mouse brain is strengthened each time it takes the correct turn in a psychologist's maze, our device is 'tuned' by applying a certain amount of electricity. By tuning the resistance in the device, you change the voltage that control the motors. They in turn determine whether the robot turns right or left."

It took the robot 16 turns to find the end of the maze successfully. Watch its adventure here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O05YVljxrtg

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Dingoes are often demonised as a danger to livesto

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