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RMIT University

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9925 1796

Address: 376 Bowen St 3000 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.rmit.edu.au

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25.01.2022 What do Mr Miyagi, Yoda and Leslie Knope have in common? They’re all great mentors. Become an RMIT Mentor and help develop the next generation of thinkers, creators and innovators: http://ow.ly/uBb750C3u8o

24.01.2022 Biomedical Engineering student Arya Pawar's revolutionary face mask has been named in the top-25 in the XPRIZE Next-Gen Mask Challenge. The prototype is driven by the impending waste-crises from disposable masks.

24.01.2022 As this week marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and the United Nations #16DaysOfActivism Against Gender Based Violence, RMIT experts reflect on progress preventing harassment and combatting abuse.

23.01.2022 Should international law ban armed conflict between nations? In episode 2 of Better Place: Talking International Law podcast, host Jonathan Kolieb chats with Sarah Holewinski, the newly-appointed Washington Director at the Human Rights Watch, about her career in international humanitarian law and why banning war doesn’t really work. Listen on Spotify: http://ow.ly/LBQJ50C8Gab Listen on Apple podcasts: http://ow.ly/Quoi50C8Gaa

23.01.2022 What does tomorrow’s journalism look like? Join RMIT journalism, screen and media students at 4pm today as they go live with a TV broadcast collaboration on the topic, part of the Constructive Journalism: Making a Difference 2020 project: https://youtu.be/dotKmt9rQIQ

23.01.2022 This Saturday, the ACMI + RMIT Audience Lab program will be hosting the newest creations from the final year students of RMIT's Bachelor of Design (Games). Take a glimpse behind the scenes at games from the next generation of creatives and makers. The ACMI + RMIT Audience Lab program allows players, developers and those who are just curious to help support emerging video games professionals while having a great time. Become part of the process by downloading and playing, an...d help them refine their games by providing feedback. http://ow.ly/VYGv50CsVQt

22.01.2022 The 2020 Australian Digital Inclusion Index shows a high level of digital inequality persists in Australia, with COVID-19 causing a disruptive impact on low-income family households and people aged over 65.

20.01.2022 Behold the phantasmagorical, the bizarre and the splendid this Friday the 13th. The Masters of Animation, Games and Interactivity will be livestreaming a curated screening of their works, a showcase of networked creativity performed in isolation. More info: https://www.rmitmagiexpo.com/

18.01.2022 Life’s not so ruff now for Seymour the dog, who has a new 3D-printed titanium leg, thanks to RMIT engineers and The University of Queensland vets.

16.01.2022 What does ice cream have to do with international law? Well, surprisingly, quite a bit. RMIT’s Jonathan Kolieb chats with leading international lawyers in a new podcast, Better Place: Talking International Law, to explore how law makes our world a better place.

15.01.2022 The 2020 US election is less two weeks away and more than once, President Trump has joked about refusing to leave office. But can he actually do that? RMIT historians Chloe Ward and Emma Shortis sit down with press gallery legend Barrie Cassidy in this week's episode of Barely Gettin' By to discuss past presidencies, this year’s election, and what it all means for Australia. Listen on Apple Podcasts: ow.ly/C3bi50C1rgr... Listen on Spotify: ow.ly/MwJi50C1rgN See more

14.01.2022 Would you spend 2 years quarantined inside a self-engineered replica of earth’s ecosystem? Well, 8 people did in 1991 to aid in establishing human existence on other planets. But things didn’t quite go to plan. Join the The Capitol - RMIT University next week for a free screening of the stranger-than-fiction doco Spaceship Earth Movie. There will be a panel discussions on climate resilience and speculative fiction with Professor Michelle Gee, writer Dr. Rose Michael and designer Dr. Ollie Cotsaftis, plus a masterclass from the doco’s filmmaker Matt Wolf. Register now: http://ow.ly/PyO550C6NGl

13.01.2022 Soon after the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, RMIT staff and students rallied behind Red Cross efforts to care for the wounded. Using materials donated by local ironmongers, they made and donated bedpans, hot water bottles and beds to the Red Cross. In 1918, 400 returned soldiers also took classes at the Working Men’s College as part of the repatriation effort.... This Remembrance Day we take time to reflect and to acknowledge those who gave their service and their lives. Lest we forget. #RemembranceDay

10.01.2022 The Calendar for RMIT's Graduate Festival of Design is now Live! Bringing together live events and online exhibitions from across all design disciplines, experience the exceptional efforts of our graduating and current students. From digital design, animation and games through to video, innovative product design and community engagement projects, see the full program for what's coming up: rmitgraduatefestivalofdesign.com

10.01.2022 How do you recycle dirty old cooking oil into biodiesel and transform food scraps into valuable products? With a new catalyst, shaped like a sponge, developed right here at RMIT. The ultra-efficient catalyst is so tough that it can make biofuel and complex molecules out of dirty raw materials. ... It’s one big step towards a full circular economy, bringing us closer to the green chemistry revolution.

09.01.2022 A new project that uses artificial intelligence to maintain ageing port infrastructure is just one of many projects featured at EnGenius 2020, RMIT’s annual event showcasing final year engineering student projects. More than 300 projects from nearly 1000 students will be exhibited online until the end of November.

09.01.2022 Pfizer’s COVID-19 mRNA vaccine shows a striking efficacy of 90%. That means if ten people who were going to get sick from COVID-19 got vaccinated, only one out of ten would now get sick. While this is a great result, is it too early to get excited? RMIT expert Dr. Kylie Quinn says we need to wait for the full data.

08.01.2022 Each year RMIT comes to life in a unique way as graduating students across our creative schools in the College of Design and Social Context showcase their amazing work and all they’ve achieved across their studies. This year, showcases are all virtual! See what’s on now and stay tuned to what’s coming up.

07.01.2022 Congratulations to all of our fashion and design students whose incredible collections are on show during Melbourne Fashion Week! They’ve risen above a year of COVID-19 restrictions to support each other and let their creative talents shine through. We’re so proud of everything this amazing and resilient group has achieved and look forward to following their future progress.... Read more: http://ow.ly/CHGP50Cub9q

05.01.2022 Very proud to call Alexander Bourgazas one of ours! Check out Alexander's bold and brilliant work, which has won the Student Award at this year's Melbourne Fashion Week, below. This award - an internship with Arnsdorf and a membership with Australian Fashion Council - will be an enormous help in kickstarting what what looks set to be a long and fruitful career in the world of fashion. ... We look forward to seeing what comes next.

05.01.2022 This year’s NAIDOC March is going virtual! Learn the history and importance of why we march as Aunty Pam and Uncle Jack share some of their personal memories while stopping at historic landmarks. The March stream begins tomorrow at 11:45am: http://ow.ly/n2SG50CieaB (Photos: 2018 NAIDOC)

04.01.2022 Melbourne is slowly opening up again what are you excited to do? Augmented reality app 64 Ways of Being are looking for people to explore our beautiful city while playtesting their new app, due to launch later this year. Be part of the playtest: http://ow.ly/ahzJ50C8APz

01.01.2022 Budding neuroscientist and RMIT alum Jerusha Mather talks to ABC News about living with cerebral palsy, writing poetry and being a leading advocate for medical students with disabilities.