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From student to start-up – how a PhD can boost budding businesses

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAcademia and business can learn from each other.Shutterstock

What should an undergraduate student who’s inspired to change the world do? Should they continue their education in a PhD or found a startup? I have recently done both – at the same time – and my experience suggests the combination is better than you might expect.

I have...

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HIV latency: a high-stakes game of hide and seek

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageUnderstanding where and how the virus hides on treatment is one of the biggest questions facing scientists working on HIV. ROLEX DELA PENA/EPA/AAP

The recent case of Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who relapsed nine months after “clearing” her Ebola infection, has raised concerns that the virus could cause relapsing disease in other...

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Newspoll brings more bad news for Bill Shorten

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imageBill Shorten's rating of 17% as preferred prime minister in the latest Newspoll is his worst. AAP/Lukas Coch

Malcolm Turnbull has widened already huge margins over Bill Shorten on satisfaction and better prime minister ratings while the Coalition has pulled ahead to lead 52-48% on the two-party vote, in Newspoll.

Turnbull has a 67-point lead over...

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  1. Health Check: what should you do if you're bitten by a spider?
  2. New worlds to be named by popular vote (and their stars too!)
  3. Are some franchises more likely to exploit their workers?
  4. Indonesians should be able to talk about 1965 massacres without fear of censorship
  5. In love with Uber and Airbnb? You might have 'disruption fever'
  6. Worldwide, climate change is worse news for women
  7. How to protect authors after Google Books wins its 'fair use' case, again
  8. To feed growing cities we need to stop urban sprawl eating up our food supply
  9. Competing visions for the Asia-Pacific could yet complement each other
  10. Explainer: what is genderqueer?
  11. Alan Finkel announced as Australia's new Chief Scientist
  12. Alice in Wonderland at 150: Why fantasy stories about girls transcend time
  13. The off-topic Conversation #66
  14. Australian education fails one in four young people – but not the wealthy ones
  15. Work remains a mirage for skilled but stymied asylum seekers
  16. Why are the Olympics in search of the X-factor?
  17. We need to stop Australia’s genetic heritage from being taken overseas
  18. Mummies have had a bad wrap – it's time for a reassessment
  19. States have the right to decide who can parent when they provide IVF
  20. States have no right to stop anyone wanting to access IVF
  21. Current management is not enough to halt pollution on the Great Barrier Reef
  22. Indigenous recognition must scrap race powers in constitution: Shorten
  23. Where is the Australian Financial Services sector going?
  24. Alcohol advertising has no place on our kids' screens
  25. Generational perspectives on international disorder
  26. Maternal instinct and biology: evolution ensures we want sex, not babies
  27. Don't fear boarding houses: they're probably not what you think
  28. The Senate committee that deals with animal welfare is riding roughshod over dissenting views
  29. Your Questions Answered on open access
  30. Reporters or players? What is the media's role in leadership struggles?
  31. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on infrastructure reforms
  32. Ecotourism could be making animals less scared, and easier to eat
  33. Science is best when the data is an open book
  34. #AskAnExpert about road safety – a Twitter Q A
  35. Grattan on Friday: The contrasting tales of Joe Hockey and Julie Bishop.
  36. Why HuffPo and other 'new' media journalists are choosing unions
  37. What is the secret to being good at maths?
  38. It's a battle of the hemispheres in the Rugby World Cup
  39. Qiu Xiaolong's Detective Chen novels give clues to unravel the mysteries of China
  40. From farm to pharmacy: regulating medicinal cannabis in Australia
  41. Confused about your private health insurance coverage? You're not alone
  42. Watch out, Australia: a red-hot summer means blue-green algae
  43. The Experiment is a musical monodrama to love, hate, or both
  44. Tax reform aside, there's no real case to kill off dividend imputation
  45. Why the 'cashless welfare card' trial will leave us none the wiser
  46. How a small office in Jamaica might be our best hope for regulating deep sea mining
  47. Star Wars: The Force Awakens – a sound fetishist's guide to the trailer and beyond
  48. Ipsos gives Turnbull a massive approval rating
  49. The universe really is weird: a landmark quantum experiment has finally proved it so
  50. More technology doesn’t mean less inequality
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