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  • Nobel Laureate thought call was a joke

    When Brian Schmidt heard he had won the Nobel Prize for Physics he thought it was just a practical joke by some of his graduate students.

  • Australian scientist shares Nobel physics prize

    Australian National University (ANU) astronomer Brian Schmidt has been named a joint winner of the 2011 Nobel physics prize for research that discovered the universe is expanding at an accelerating pace.

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    The Dish at Parkes celebrates 50 years

    Australia's iconic 'Dish' at Parkes today celebrates its 50th anniversary.

  • Best Microsoft PowerPoint Background Sites

    If you use PowerPoint on a regular basis, you will no doubt have been occasionally frustrated that the backgrounds available do not always match your products or presentation topic.

  • Best Microsoft PowerPoint Template Sites

    If you have already used most of the Microsoft PowerPoint templates and you’re looking for some new ones we've selected some of the best

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    Win an iPad 2 in the 2011 Computerworld Media Usage survey

    Computerworld is running its 2011 Media Usage survey, quizzing you on your Internet browsing habits and media consumption. We're interested in learning more about how you view and share technology-related content and information. Your feedback will help us to more closely align our services with your needs, so give us a hand by taking the survey!

  • WA government invests $10 million into SKA project

    The Western Australian Government has poured $10.8 million into roads, power and optic fibre infrastructure aimed at developing Australia and New Zealand's joint bid for the $2.1 billion Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project.

  • Two die in Foxconn assembly plant explosion

    Foxconn Technology Group, manufacturer of popular consumer tech products such as the Apple iPhone, iPod, and iPad, as well as Dell computers, had a large explosion and fire at one of its manufacturing plants in southwestern China Friday night.

  • SETI hunt for alien life put on hold

    The US federal and state budget squeeze is affecting life here on Earth - and beyond.

  • A shade of Green: The virtual conundrum

    Energy efficiency has long been touted as a major benefit of virtualisation. After all, fewer physical servers — or any other hardware for that matter — will ultimately require less power to run, need less cooling, and take up less data centre space.

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