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University of Melbourne brings GreenTouch efforts down under

A new research centre at the University of Melbourne aims to make the internet and telecommunications a Greener place by exploring and developing improved fundamental technologies.
Melbourne uni floats IPTV for international students

An internet protocol television (IPTV) service prototype developed by the University of Melbourne could be used to attract international students to study with Australian universities from abroad, potentially solving the falling international student rates.
iPad set to be Trinity College teacher’s pet

The use of the iPad as an education tool looks to be gaining momentum with Melbourne University’s Trinity College giving the tablet PC a big thumbs up for for ease of use and collaboration opportunities following the completion of a pilot trial.
Bell Labs sets up shop at Melbourne University

Bell Labs will set up a $10 million research centre at the University of Melbourne to investigate energy efficient networks and technologies.
Melbourne University gets supercomputer to study diseases

Up to 10,000 scientists will team up with computer experts and a supercomputer at the University of Melbourne to study human diseases.

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