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In 2021, ACEMS produced eight “research brief” digests, 101 YouTube videos and 24 new episodes (2 new seasons) of its Random Sample podcast. These articles and multimedia outputs highlighted the Centre’s latest research and achievements as well as making the Centre’s research and personnel accessible to an online audience.

  1. “Revisiting where are the hard knapsack problems? via Instance Space Analysis”, 25 January 2021: Read online
  2. “Robust Approximate Bayesian Inference with Synthetic Likelihood”, 28 January 2021: Read online
  3. “Inference for a complex world”, 19 February 2021: Read online
  4. “Analyzing randomness effects on the reliability of exploratory landscape analysis”, 22 February 2021: Read online
  5. “The R-Matrix of the Quantum Toroidal Algebra Uq,t(gl1)in the Fock Module”, 24 February 2021: Read online
  6. “Identifying and quantifying general practice‐type emergency department presentations”, 26 May 2021: Read online
  7. “'Virtual Sawing' Approach to Predicting Quality of Timber”, 21 September 2021: Read online
  8. “Efficient Bayesian Synthetic Likelihood with Whitening Transformations”, 27 October 2021: Read online

  1. “The Story of ACEMS”, 21 December 2021, https://youtu.be/CVdr94YtlHs
  2. Responsible Data Science Symposium – 7 videos on this playlist: Watch online
    1. “Responsible Data Science”, Gentry White, 07 December 2021
    2. “Ethical Artificial Intelligence”, Rachael Thomas, 07 December 2021
    3. “Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI)”, Tim Miller, 07 December 2021
    4. “AI & Public Agencies: A Maturity Model”, Kevin Desouza, 07 December 2021
    5. “Australia’s AI Governance Frameworks & Pragmatic Tools Manage Ethical Risk”, Kate Devitt, 07 December
    6. “Fairness, Accountability and Transparency (FATML) in Machine Learning / Overcoming AI Opacity in Civil Litigation”, Dan Hunter & Aaron Snoswell, 07 December 2021
    7. “Data-driven Verification of AI”, Tristan Perez, 07 December 2021
  3. WIMSIG Conference 2021 – 6 videos on this playlist: Watch online
    1. “Closer than they appear: individual-level heterogeneity in criminal justice risk assessment", Kristian Lum, 06 October 2021
    2. “Knotting and linking in four dimensions”, Shelly Harvey, 06 October 2021
    3. “Securing a future in mathematics”, Asha Rao, 06 October 2021
    4. "Optimising infectious disease intervention with nonlinear costs", Hamideh Anjomshoa, 06 October 2021
    5. “Some words from the WIMSIG Chair”, Catherine Greenhill, 06 October 2021
    6. “Talking about... talking maths”, Katherine Seaton, 22 October 2021
  4. ACEMS Public Lecture series – 14 new videos on this playlist: Watch online
    1. “The PageRank Algorithm”, Peter Taylor, 26 November 2021
    2. “Extreme Diffusion”, Ivan Corwin, 08 November 2021
    3. “Statistical Methodology Development and Software Dissemination”, Matt Wand, 28 October 2021
    4. “Optimal decision making: a tribute to female ingenuity”, Kate Smith-Miles & Alison Harcourt AO, 12 October 2021
    5. “Hypocrisy++: The clash between the philosophy & the science of probability”, Krzysztof Burdzy, 15 September 2021
    6. “The Origami of Data Science”, Kerrie Mengersen, 03 September 2021
    7. “Uncertain futures: what can we forecast and when should we give up?”, Rob Hyndman, 24 August 2021
    8. “A song of wind & fire: a statistical journey through an uncertain world”, Rachael Quill, 14 July 2021
    9. “(Mis)(Dis)information, online social networks, and mathematics”, Lewis Mitchell, 09 June 2021
    10. “Playing God with Virtual Hearts”, Brodie Lawson, 27 May 2021
    11. “The Road Ahead for Women in STEM”, Ana Deletic, Moira O’Bryan, Asha Rao & Rachael Quill, 13 May 2021.
    12. “Inclusion-exclusion in the mathematical sciences: who is kept out, and how we can use maths to bring them in”, Eugenia Cheng, 05 May 2021
    13. “The Mathematics of Knots”, Jessica Purcell, 01 April 2021.
  5. Women in Maths Day 2021 – 16 videos on this playlist: Watch online
  6. Great Barrier Reef Citizen Science Launch Event – 13 videos on this playlist: Watch online
  7. Applications of Network Science Virtual Workshop – 15 videos on this playlist: Watch online
  8. ACEMS Human Performance Research & Ideas Symposium – 15 videos on this playlist: Watch online
  9. ACEMS Technical talks – 8 new videos on this playlist: Watch online
    1. “Tackling Global Issues: Change”, Rebecca Killick, 26 November 2021: Watch online
    2. “A particle method for Fredholm Integral Equations of the First Kind”, Francesca Crucinio, 08 October 2021: Watch online
    3. “Emulation of Lagrangian particle dispersion model sensitivities using a convolutional variational autoencoder”, Laura Cartwright, 24 August 2021: Watch online
    4. “Bayesian hierarchical stacking: all models are wrong, but some are somewhere useful”, Yuling Yao, 24 June 2021: Watch online
    5. “Spectral theory and asymptotic variance of piecewise deterministic samplers”, Joris Bierkens, 17 June 2021: Watch online
    6. “Intrinsic Dimensions”, Antonietta Mira, 14 June 2021: Watch online
    7. “Quantifying the effect of electric fields on single cell motility”, Ruth Baker, 04 June 2021: Watch online
    8. “Euler approximation schemes for Piecewise deterministic Markov processes”, Andrea Bertazzi, 28 May 2021: Watch online
  10. Random Sample:
    1. “International Prize in Statistics: Professor Nan Laird”, 25 June 2021: Watch online
    2. “Dr Eugenia Cheng appears on The Random Sample podcast”, 11 May 2021: Watch online
  11. Other research presentations
    1. “Open-Source Research Software Panel Discussion”, 03 December 2021: Watch online
    2. “Safe Blues Prizes”, 26 May 2021: Watch online
    3. “Powerline Bushfire Safety Program Experiments”, 24 May 2021: Watch online
    4. “Safe Blues”, 31 March 2021: Watch online

Season Five
  1. Episode 45: The International Prize in Statistics, 20 April 2021: Listen online
  2. Episode 46: Significance & the Replication Crisis, 27 April 2021: Listen online
  3. Episode 47: A Mathematical Approach to the Issue of Gender Inequality, 05 May 2021: Listen online
  4. Episode 48: Australian Women of Mathematics Exhibit, 11 May 2021: Listen online
  5. Episode 49: A Pint of Maths & Stats, 18 May 2021: Listen online
  6. Episode 50: The Maths & Stats Behind Testing Vaccines, 25 May 2021: Listen online
  7. Episode 51: The Road Ahead for Women in STEM, 01 June 2021: Listen online
  8. Episode 52: The "Wondrous Worlds" of Maths, 08 Jun 2021: Listen online
  9. Episode 53: A Chat with Professor Cheryl Praeger, 15 June 2021: Listen online
  10. Episode 54: The future of statistics is in good hands: the Early Career & Student Statisticians Conference, 22 June 2021: Listen online
Season Six
  1. Episode 55: The 2021 Australian Census, 03 August 2021: Listen online
  2. Episode 56: Success, Luck & Second Chances, 10 August 2021: Listen online
  3. Episode 57: Predicting What the Clouds are Covering Up, 17 August 2021: Listen online
  4. Episode 58: Clearing the Air on COVID-19, 24 August 2021: Listen online
  5. Episode 59: Experiment in Lockdown, 01 September 2021: Listen online
  6. Episode 60: OPTIMA Centre, 07 September 2021: Listen online
  7. Episode 61: The Maths Behind Movie Magic, 12 October 2021: Listen online
  8. Episode 62: Maths at MATRIX, 19 October 2021: Listen online
  9. Episode 63: Talking Stats with Aurore Delaigle, 26 October 2021: Listen online
  10. Episode 64: Innovation in Data Visualisation, 02 November 2021: Listen online
  11. Episode 65: Using Stats to Crowdsource the Weather, 09 November 2021: Listen online
  12. Episode 66: Software as a First Class Research Output, 16 November 2021: Listen online
  13. Episode 67: Teaching with MathsCraft, 20 December 2021: Listen online
  14. Episode 68: The Story of ACEMS, 22 December 2021: Listen online

  1. Rob Hyndman appears on the “Forecasting the future: The science of prediction” episode of the Seriously Social Podcast, 11 April 2021: Listen online
  2. Rob Hyndman appears on the first episode of the Forecasting Impact podcast, 12 November 2021: Listen online

ACEMS and its members were mentioned in 40 press releases during 2021, including 15 issued by the Centre. These media releases highlighted various achievements and activities related to the Centre.

  1. QUT Media, "Projects awarded more than $1million in ARC funding", 6 January 2021: Read online
  2. QUT Media, "Like investors, bacteria, viruses and cancer cells hedge their bets", 7 January 2021: Read online
  3. ACEMS, "Boost for fundamental mathematical research with Simons Foundation Grant to MATRIX", 1 February 2021: Read online
  4. Australian National University, "Major sum adds up to even better maths thinking", 1 February 2021: Read online
  5. Cancer Council Queensland, "Cancer is on the rise. But is it all bad? Award winning Australian Cancer Atlas doubles down on the digits", 16 March 2021: Read online
  6. ARC, “Spreading a virtual epidemic to learn about COVID”, 30 March 2021: Read online
  7. ACEMS, "Hakuna my data: new tools to increase reliability of citizen science", 4 May 2021: Read online
  8. QUT Media, "QUT researcher investigates pandemic and inspires women in STEM", 5 May 2021: Read online
  9. QUT Media, "Sport science fast-tracked with QUT, AIS and QAS strategic partnership", 6 May 2021: Read online
  10. ACEMS, "Predicting and quickly detecting bushfires caused by powerlines", 25 May 2021: Read online
  11. ACEMS, "The Australia Academy of Science Elects ACEMS Chief Investigator as New Fellow", 25 May 2021: Read online
  12. Australian Academy of Science, "Twenty-two Australians recognised among our nation’s most distinguished scientists", 25 May 2021: Read online
  13. Monash University, "Distinguished statistician elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science", 25 May 2021: Read online
  14. South Australian Government, "South Australian student wins a place at MIT and a Fulbright Scholarship", 31 May 2021: Read online
  15. University of Adelaide, "Fulbright Recipients set to expand research horizons", 1 June 2021: Read online
  16. ACEMS, "ACEMS Student Lands Fulbright Scholarship to MIT", 3 June 2021: Read online
  17. Monash University, "All eyes online", 10 June 2021: Read online
  18. ACEMS, "New research lifts the clouds on land clearing and biodiversity loss", 28 June 2021: Read online
  19. QUT Media, "New research lifts the clouds on land clearing and biodiversity loss", 28 June 2021: Read online
  20. International Institute of Forecasters, "International Journal of Forecasting Announces Best Papers from the M4 special issue", 30 June 2021: Read online
  21. Science & Technology Australia, "Science & Technology Australia welcomes new committee members", 1 July 2021: Read online
  22. International Institute of Forecasters, "IIF Fellow & Distinguished Researcher: Rob Hyndman", 2 July 2021: Read online
  23. ACEMS, "ACEMS Student Recognised for her Outreach & Research", 7 July 2021: Read online
  24. Statistical Society of Australia, "Rob Hyndman awarded the Pitman Medal 2021", 8 July 2021: Read online
  25. ACEMS, "Top Stats Society Honour for ACEMS Chief Investigator", 9 July 2021: Read online
  26. QUT Media, "'Overnight' shift in world's medical research to ‘COVID’ reflected in medical journal titles", 15 July 2021: Read online
  27. QUT Media, "International study finds cash incentive promotes COVID vaccination", 3 August 2021: Read online
  28. ACEMS, "Conservation student wins National Science Quiz Online Competition", 20 August 2021: Read online
  29. ACEMS, "Math researchers find new ways to improve the science of 'trade-offs'", 9 September 2021: Read online
  30. QUT Media, "Math researchers find new ways to improve the science of 'trade-offs'", 9 September 2021: Read online
  31. ACEMS, "A Celebration of Citizen Science", 11 September 2021: Read online
  32. ACEMS, "Dutch-Australian Duo Win Top Meteorology Prize for Citizen Science Statistics Project", 21 September 2021: Read online
  33. ACEMS, "Belgium Academy Honours ACEMS Chief Investigator", 1 October 2021: Read online
  34. UQ News, "COVID-19 risks explained with new tool", 25 October 2021: Read online
  35. ACEMS, "A reef in two gears: New patterns of coral recovery discovered", 28 October 2021: Read online
  36. QUT Media, "A reef in two gears: new patterns of coral recovery discovered", 28 October 2021: Read online
  37. Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, "37 Leading Social Scientists elected as Academy Fellows", 9 November 2021: Read online
  38. QUT Media, "QUT researchers elected to Academy of the Social Sciences", 9 November 2021: Read online
  39. ACEMS, "ACEMS Statistician Named a Fellow by Social Sciences Academy", 14 November 2021: Read online
  40. Australian Minister of Health, "New Principal Committees to advise NHMRC Council", 16 December 2021: Read online

During 2021, ACEMS and its members were mentioned in 107 print and electronic articles, and 5 radio and television stories, some of which were syndicated to multiple news outlets. These articles and stories highlighted various achievements and activities related to the Centre.

  1. Anthony Guttman featured in a story broadcast on ABC Radio regarding the debate over proposed changes to the mathematics curriculum. A recording of the story can be accessed here: See online
  2. Adrian Barnett was interviewed for a news story about whether the government should pay people to get their COVID vaccines. The story aired on at least four different radio outlets –
    2GB 873 Radio: See online
    3AW 963 Radio: See online
    4BC 1116 Radio: See online
    Omny.fm: See online
  3. Angela Dahlke and Kerrie Mengersen appeared on multiple radio broadcasts on ABC Radio to promote the Great Barrier Reef Citizen Science Challenge that was held during National Science Week.
  4. Juan Ortiz and David Warne appeared on a 7 News story about their research which uncovered a connection between the growth of cancers and the Great Barrier Reef. A recording of the story can be found here: See online
  5. The Safe Blues project featured in a story published by El Universal. A recording of the story can be found here: See online

  1. Susanna Cramb, Kerrie Mengersen: "Projects awarded more than $1million in ARC funding", 6 January 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  2. Alex Browning, Tarunendu Mapder, Matthew Simpson: "Like investors, bacteria, viruses and cancer cells hedge their bets", 7 January 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
  3. Priyanga Dilini Talagala: "Responsible AI: The talk of the Town", 1 February 2021.
    ComSpective the ICT Technical Magazine: Read online
  4. Jan de Gier: "Major sum adds up to even better maths thinking", 1 February 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  5. Jan de Gier: "Corridor of cash for MATRIX", 2 February 2021.
    Campus Morning Mail: Read online
  6. Jan de Gier: "Brainstorming MATRIX wins $US600,000 mathematics grant", 2 February 2021.
    The Australian: Read online
  7. Chris Drovandi: "Who is (probably) today’s best male tennis player?", 7 February 2021.
    The Conversation: Read online
  8. Lewis Mitchell: "‘We still need humans to generate those stories’: How AI could influence screenwriting", 10 February 2021.
    IF Magazine: Read online
  9. Kerrie Mengersen: "Award winning Australian Cancer Atlas doubles down on digits", 16 February 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  10. Kate Helmstedt: “Stark warning: Combating ecosystem collapse from the tropics to the Antarctic”, 26 February 2021.
    Science Daily: Read online
  11. Kevin Burrage, Kerrie Mengersen: "Jaguars will soon be severely threatened - Earth.com's video of the day", 8 March 2021.
    Earth.com: Read online
  12. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual Bluetooth virus spreads between SMARTPHONES to learn more about disease spread", 12 March 2021.
    Daily Mail: Read online
    Daily UK News: Read online
  13. Safe Blues Project: "The 'virtual' virus mimics Covid and knows how the epidemic travels", 12 March 2021.
    La Stampa: Read online
    La Repubblica: Read online
  14. Safe Blues Project: "Virus appears that infects smartphones in a 'similar' way to the coronavirus", 12 March 2021.
    LA FM: Read online
  15. Peter Taylor: "We’ve designed a safe ‘virtual’ epidemic. Spreading it is going to help us learn about COVID", 13 March 2021.
    The Conversation: Read online
  16. Safe Blues Project: "A virtual virus transmitted by Bluetooth helps track the spread of “Corona”", 13 March 2021.
    Ajel News: Read online
  17. Safe Blues Project: "Developing a virtual virus that spreads via Bluetooth between smartphones to track Corona", 14 March 2021.
    Youm7: Read online
  18. Safe Blues Project: "A Bluetooth-borne virus seeks to better predict COVID-19 transmission", 15 March 2021.
    RPP: Read online
  19. Safe Blues Project: "A ‘safe’ virus that transfers via Bluetooth created to predict Covid-like virus spread", 15 March 2021.
    Technology Fortnight: Read online
  20. Safe Blues Project: "A virtual virus reproduces the patterns of distribution of COVID-19", 15 March 2021.
    Mobile Bulgaria: Read online
  21. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers Are Working on a Virtual Phone Virus That 'Mimics' the Spread of Covid-19", 15 March 2021.
    Gizmodo: Read online
  22. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers create "digital coronavirus" transmissible to smartphones via Bluetooth", 15 March 2021.
    4g News: Read online
  23. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers create “virtual virus” to study the spread of Covid-19", 15 March 2021.
    Olhar Digital: Read online
  24. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers develop Bluetooth-transmitting 'virus' to improve COVID-19 tracking accuracy", 15 March 2021.
    ZD Net: Read online
  25. Safe Blues Project: "Safe Blues: A virus for smartphones is expected to help in COVID-19 research", 15 March 2021.
    Dobre Programy: Read online
  26. Safe Blues Project: "They develop a mobile virus that spreads as if it were COVID-19", 15 March 2021.
    El Pais: Read online
  27. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual phone virus 'mimics' spread of Covid-19", 15 March 2021.
    La Minute: Read online
  28. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual virus for smartphones will help assess the spread of COVID-19", 15 March 2021.
    Pingvin.pro: Read online
  29. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual virus that transmits between phones developed to mimic COVID spread", 15 March 2021.
    Android Authority: Read online
  30. Kerrie Mengersen: "Online atlas to chart changing cancer risk", 16 March 2021.
    Canberra Times: Read online
    Illawarra Mercury: Read online
    Newcastle Herald: Read online
    Perth Now: Read online
    The Courier: Read online
    The Daily Mail: Read online
    The Examiner: Read online
    The West Australian: Read online
    This is Money UK: Read online
  31. Safe Blues Project: "Bluetooth-transmitted virus could help assess the spread of COVID-19", 16 March 2021.
    SecurityLab.ru: Read online
  32. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers develop bluetooth transmitting virus to improve COVID-19 tracking accuracy called Safe Blues", 16 March 2021.
    Amar Ujala: Read online
    Short Pedia: Read online
  33. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers Develop Virtual Mobile Viruses to Better Understand the Spread of COVID-19", 16 March 2021.
    The Canadian News: Read online
  34. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers Developled (sic) Virtual Phone Virus To Recreate How COVID-19 Spreads ", 16 March 2021.
    Moby Geek: Read online
  35. Safe Blues Project: "Researchers have now developed a Safe Blues bluetooth contact tracing virus", 16 March 2021.
    Lokmat News: Read online
  36. Safe Blues Project: "“Safe Blues”, a virtual virus created to understand the behavior of Covid-19", 16 March 2021.
    Cromaclic TV: Read online
  37. Safe Blues Project: "Scientists want to create a digital coronavirus", 16 March 2021.
    Spider's Web: Read online
  38. Safe Blues Project: "Scientists want to unleash a Bluetooth-powered ‘virtual virus’ to study COVID-19", 16 March 2021.
    The Next Web: Read online
  39. Safe Blues Project: "They develop mobile phone viruses that replicate by proximity, such as SARS-CoV-2", 16 March 2021.
    juventudrebelde.cu: Read online
  40. Safe Blues Project: "This special virus will knock on mobile with bluetooth", 16 March 2021.
    Upvarta News: Read online
  41. Safe Blues Project: "They spread a virtual virus that mimics the coronavirus", 16 March 2021.
    Ambito: Read online
  42. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual coronavirus: they created a harmless virus that infects nearby smartphones to test how social distancing works", 16 March 2021.
    Info Bae: Read online
  43. Safe Blues Project: "'Safe Blues', the new virtual virus that spreads between mobile phones imitating the coronavirus", 17 March 2021.
    20 minutos: Read online
  44. Safe Blues Project: "They created a “digital virus” that could track the coronavirus", 17 March 2021.
    LA 100: Read online
  45. Safe Blues Project: "Queensland university: Virtual Coronavirus that transmits between phones developed to mimic COVID spread", 18 March 2021.
    Mind Nutrifier: Read online
  46. Safe Blues Project: "Safe Blues: the virtual virus that is transmitted via Bluetooth", 19 March 2021.
    Sipse.com: Read online
  47. Jan de Gier: "Calculus ignored even though evidence is we rely on it", 26 March 2021.
    Australian Financial Review: Read online
  48. Adrian Barnett: "Want other scientists to cite you? Drop the jargon", 7 April 2021.
    Science: Read online
  49. Kerrie Mengersen, Edgar Santos-Fernandez: "Hakuna my data: new tools to increase reliability of citizen science", 4 May 2021.
    Phys.org: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
  50. Nicole White: "QUT researcher investigates pandemic and inspires women in STEM", 5 May 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  51. Paul Wu: "Sport science fast-tracked with QUT, AIS and QAS strategic partnership", 6 May 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  52. Adrian Barnett: "Swiss funder draw lots to make grant decisions", 6 May 2021.
    Nature: Read online
  53. Paul Wu: "Sport science fast-tracked with QUT, AIS and QAS strategic partnership", 6 May 2021.
    The National Tribune: Read online
  54. Jan de Gier: "Women leading the way in a first for residential research in Australia", 11 May 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  55. Rob Hyndman: "Twenty-two Australians recognised among our nation’s most distinguished scientists", 24 May 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  56. Rob Hyndman: "Leading Monash University scientists elected Fellows of Australian Academy of Science", 25 May 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  57. Rob Hyndman: "“This is really a marathon.” Meet the statistician helping forecast the spread of COVID-19", 25 May 2021.
    Monash Impact: Read online
  58. Sevvandi Kandanaarachchi, Mario Andres Munoz Acosta: "Predicting and quickly detecting bushfires caused by powerlines", 25 May 2021.
    SciMex: Read online
  59. Juan Ortiz: “Turning the tables -- how table corals are regenerating reefs”, 01 June 2021.
    EurekAlert: Read online
  60. Tobin South: "Fulbright recipients set to expand research horizons", 1 June 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
  61. Juan Ortiz: “Table corals have an important role to play in reef recovery, but they’re also quite vulnerable”, 02 June 2021.
    ZME Science: Read online
  62. Safe Blues Project: "Virtual Coronavirus", 20 June 2021.
    La Revista: Read online
  63. Kate Helmstedt, Jacinta Holloway-Brown, Kerrie Mengersen: "New research lifts the clouds on land clearing and biodiversity loss", 28 June 2021.
    Eureka Alert: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    ScienMag: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  64. Tomasz Bednarz: “Robotics, the Space Race and the Digital Twin Link”, 29 June 2021.
    Analytics Insight: Read online
  65. Adrian Barnett, Susanna Cramb: "Science & Technology Australia welcomes new committee members", 1 July 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  66. Anthony Guttmann: "Maths experts reject curriculum changes, which tout problem-solving approach", 5 July 2021.
    The Australian: Read online
  67. Anthony Guttmann: "Solving the problem of maths", 6 July 2021.
    The Australian: Read online
  68. Adrian Barnett: "Extreme temperatures kill 5 million people a year with heat-related deaths rising, study finds", 8 July 2021.
    MSN Australia: Read online
    The Guardian: Read online
  69. Anthony Guttmann: "Retreat signalled on maths overhaul", 8 July 2021.
    The Australian: Read online
  70. Rob Hyndman: "Achievements", 13 July 2021.
    Campus Morning Mail: Read online
  71. Adrian Barnett: "'Overnight' shift in world's medical research to ‘COVID’ reflected in medical journal titles", 15 July 2021.
    Mirage News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  72. Paul Wu: "Tokyo Olympics: Slowest swimming relay athletes key to gold medal chances", 16 July 2021.
    Bendigo Advertiser: Read online
    Border Mail: Read online
    Canberra Times: Read online
    Illawarra Mercury: Read online
    Newcastle Herald: Read online
    The Advocate: Read online
    The Examiner: Read online
  73. Rob Hyndman: "Monash University’s Rob Hyndman awarded the Pitman Medal 2021", 28 July 2021.
    Busy Continent: Read online
  74. Katie Buchhorn: "Questions answered: Katie Buchhorn", 29 July 2021.
    Significance Magazine: Read online
  75. Adrian Barnett: "Cash for jabs: Labor calls for $300 payment for those who get vaccinated", 2 August 2021.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
  76. Adrian Barnett: "Labor: Pay Aussies $300 to get vaccinated", 3 August 2021.
    Macrobusiness: Read online
  77. Adrian Barnett: "Research backs cash payment as one way to lift vaccine rate", 3 August 2021.
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
  78. Adrian Barnett: "'Vaxlotto: Lotteries an option in next test for vaccine rollout", 3 August 2021.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
  79. Jan de Gier: "'Zero knowledge proofs: validation without information", 3 August 2021. Sydney Morning Herald - Examine newsletter.
  80. Adrian Barnett: "Cash incentives not a bad idea to avoid an Australia divided by vaccine status", 4 August 2021.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
  81. Adrian Barnett: "'Delta has moved the needle': Vaccine mandates more useful than cash", 4 August 2021.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
  82. Adrian Barnett: "Jabs for cash triggers national vaccine debate", 4 August 2021.
    Perth Now: Read online
  83. Adrian Barnett: "'Cash or lottery? The most effective way to get the masses jabbed", 6 August 2021.
    Australian Financial Review: Read online
  84. Jan de Gier: "New mathematical record: what’s the point of calculating pi?", 18 August 2021.
    FR24 News: Read online
    The Guardian: Read online
  85. Jan de Gier: "Swiss research team calculates pi to 62.8 trillion decimals on supercomputer", 18 August 2021.
    MSN.com: Read online
    NY Daily News: Read online
  86. Jan de Gier: "Swiss researchers use a supercomputer to calculate Pi to 62.8T places — What’s the point?", 19 August 2021.
    Digital Journal: Read online
  87. Peter Taylor: "How does contact tracing work?", 20 August 2021.
    Intheblack.com: Read online
  88. Jan de Gier: "Swiss university claims new record for calculating Pi", 21 August 2021.
    Swissinfo.ch: Read online
  89. Kevin Burrage, Jesse Sharp, Matthew Simpson: "Math researchers find new ways to improve the science of 'trade-offs'", 9 September 2021.
    Eureka Alert: Read online
    Gamers Grade: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    ScienMag: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  90. Phil Pollett: "10 years after cycling tragedy, this westside Brisbane road is still a death trap", 7 October 2021.
    Courier Mail: Read online
    Gold Coast Bulletin: Read online
  91. Angela Dahlke: "Queensland’s Top Citizen Scientists are at FLSHS", 11 October 2021. The Lake News.
  92. Kerrie Mengersen: "COVID-19 risks explained with new tool", 25 October 2021.
    Eureka Alert: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
    SciTech Daily: Read online
    The Medical News: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  93. Kerrie Mengersen: "Online tool helps assess risks from COVID-19 and vaccination", 25 October 2021.
    NewsGP: Read online
  94. Kerrie Mengersen: "COVID-19 Risks Explained Via New Australian Online Tool", 26 October 2021.
    OpenGov Asia: Read online
  95. Wang Jin, Kerrie Mengersen, Matthew Simpson, David Warne, Paul Wu: "A reef in two gears: new patterns of coral recovery discovered", 28 October 2021.
    Eureka Alert: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    The National Tribune: Read online
  96. Joshua Ross: "REVEALED: One in four chance of an outbreak when borders open", 1 November 2021.
    In Daily: Read online
  97. Joshua Ross: "Confusion and concern over new SA COVID modelling", 1 November 2021.
    In Daily: Read online
  98. Joshua Ross: "Doherty Institute links to SA Govt modelling 'misleading, misrepresented'", 4 November 2021.
    In Daily: Read online
  99. Scott Sisson: "Data privacy and the law", 7 November 2021.
    Lawyers Weekly: Read online
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  101. Adrian Barnett: "Overturn the tables", 12 November 2021.
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  102. Adrian Barnett: "League tables cost money and cause harm", 17 November 2021.
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  104. Louise Ryan: "Louise Ryan Wins Moyal Medal", 8 December 2021.
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  105. Tomasz Bednarz: “ANSTO and Powerhouse Museum: powerful new partnership for applied arts and sciences”, 10 December 2021.
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  106. Jan de Gier: "If Australia wants innovation it should value expertise more highly", 17 December 2021.
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