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Dining

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Broccoli in your coffee
With funding from vegetable growers through Hort Innovation, CSIRO has developed a broccoli powder that could help pack extra veggies into your diet. The 100 per cent broccoli powder is made from whole broccoli, and produced using a combination of selected pre-treatment and drying processes to retain the natural colour, flavour and nutrient composition of fresh broccoli. Broccoli contains protein, fibre and health-promoting bioactive phytochemicals, making it an ideal candidate for being turned into a powder ingredient. https://blog.csiro.au/broccoli-better-latte-than-never/?
7 June 2018 by angel

Energy

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This hydrogen car only emits water
The Rasa has a comparable range of 310 miles and it only takes up to three minutes to completely refuel the vehicle. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/11/this-hydrogen-car-could-be-the-future-of-transport
5 June 2018 by angel

Startup

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Enjoy camping without the investment
Camplify is Australia's largest caravan hire peer-to-peer sharing community. They connect owners with holidaymakers across the country looking for all types of caravans, campervans, motorhomes and camper trailers to hire. www.camplify.com.au
3 June 2018 by angel

Healthcare

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The first 3D printed human corneas
Researchers at Newcastle University have created the first 3D printed cornea. Based on a digital scan, they combined healthy corneal stem cells with collagen and alginate to create a bio-based ink capable of setting in just 10 minutes. While still experimental, this project could eventually revolutionize how we treat the millions awaiting corneal transplants.
3 June 2018 by idea-2

Healthcare

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Predicting your brain age from your sleep
A number of mental health diseases (e.g. Alzheimer?s, schizophrenia, epilepsy, bipolar disorder, major depression) are associated with a brain age that is older than the person?s chronological age. A simple way to determine brain age could potentially serve as a marker for such impairments, but today brain age is measured using expensive MRI processes. Researchers in the US have shown that by measuring the patient?s EEG during sleep they can predict their brain age. With an ageing population, cheap predictors of potential impairments become more important. Measuring EEG?s is potentially something that could be done at home with relatively low-cost equipment. https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1805/1805.06391.pdf
3 June 2018 by idea-2

Startup

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31 May 2018 by Donna Roberts