Exploring the mark as the embodiment of identity and intent. This
exhibition presents new works from Untethered Fibre Artists Inc. Eighteen
New South Wales artists interrogate, interpret and respond to the theme ‘signatures’
to produce an interrelated exhibition. Artists
Griffith | Fiona Hammond | Margo-Lynne Lee | Catherine Lees | Denise Lithgow |
Brenda Livermore | Helen MacRitchie | Mandy McAlister | Robyn McGrath |
Samantha Tannous | Kirry Toose | Judith Wilson | Elaine Witton.
Exhibition Dates: 25 March - 15 May. https://australiandesigncentre.com/signatures/
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Typically research papers are peer reviewed before publication (particularly in top journals). While research fraud is not new, the co-director of a prestigious artificial intelligence lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA found his name on papers he didn't co-author. What if Algorithims (AI) could scan existing research papers and generate new content? Would you be able to distinguish? Would authors be aware?https://www.wired.com/story/ai-research-paper-real-coauthor-notimage credit: Image by Anja from Pixabay
Australia will see the first hydrogen-powered heavy vehicles on the road
in nine months. Coregas will purchase two hydrogen trucks and build a refueling
station in Port Kembla NSW. This project is supported by NSW Government after
the announcement of $740 million funding boost to build the foundation for new
net-zero industries and transit heavy emitting industries. Higher energy density
makes hydrogen more preferable for transferring large loads and long distance compared
to electric vehicles. This means we will see hydrogen trucks, regional buses
and trains carrying the heavy lifting to decarbonise freight sector.
https://www.drive.com.au/news/trucks-likely-to-lead-the-way-with-hydrogen-power-124557
