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Research finds many upsides for local governments that look to employ chatbots
QUT researchers have homed in on AI-powered chatbots in the local government sector to look at their benefits and risks, what they are used for and why, and how users view them.
Deep learning enables faster, more accurate decisions on shoulder abnormalities treatment
QUT scientists have developed a deep learning framework to detect shoulder abnormalities such as fractures in X-ray images with 99 per cent accuracy to enable clinicians to make correct and speedy decisions in emergency situations.
Realistic computer modelling of Queensland heritage masonry structures
Many heritage buildings in Queensland towns and cities have characteristic details that can make them susceptible to earthquakes, a survey of pre-1945 unreinforced masonry buildings by QUT civil engineers has found.
Simplicity in the molecular world inspires researcher
QUT Professor Ting Liao is one of 25 researchers from around the world who have made a flagship chemistry journal’s list of top women scientists at the forefront of energy research.
Simplicity in the molecular world inspires researcher
QUT Professor Ting Liao is one of 25 researchers from around the world who have made a flagship chemistry journal’s list of top women scientists at the forefront of energy research.
Two new ARC Mid-Career Industry Fellows with sustainability in mind
QUT is celebrating the awarding of $2,201,601 for two ARC Mid-Career Industry Fellowships for sustainability-related projects.