What does real inclusion look like?

At Murdoch University, it’s welcoming young people with additional needs into our campus community – not just as visitors, but as valued contributors.

Learn more about a special partnership: https://loom.ly/YswjiwA

We're partnering with Saudi Arabia's Al-Nahdi Family to deliver the world’s most comprehensive genetic map of camels.

“This project is about connecting industry, science, culture and conservation in a meaningful way,” Professor Sulev Koks says.

Learn more here: https://loom.ly/67xLIZU

When Rebound WA approached us for space to run their wheelchair sports programs, we threw the doors of the gym wide open.

Today, that partnership is doing what sport has always done – bring people together with benefits that go far beyond the court.

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Murdoch University biotech startup Aquila Scientific has been awarded a $3 million Federal Government grant to develop world-first diagnostic tools to monitor and treat the most challenging diseases threatening livestock and livelihoods.

Learn more: https://loom.ly/cruazh4

A $100M gift from philanthropist Ted Powell will transform Murdoch Uni’s vet school. It’s the largest ever gift to a WA university.

More vets. More research. Better care for animals great and small.

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Nearly a quarter of remote Aboriginal communities in WA live with contaminated drinking water.

This week, our Ngangk Yira Institute for Change brought these homeland communities together to discuss their challenges and explore solutions.

Learn more: https://loom.ly/uDqNmvs

Around 84% of Australia’s plastic waste ends up in landfill. Scientists at the Bioplastics Innovation Hub are looking to tackle this statistic using microbes unique to WA’s ecosystem. @csiropublishing.bsky.social #sustainability #bioplastics #climateaction

Congratulations to Professor Hamid Laga from Murdoch University who has been awarded an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship worth $1,276,884 to model how living things develop their shape. Benefits for computer vision, graphics, biology and health. www.murdoch.edu.au/news/article...

The Nigerian Minister for Solid Minerals Dr Henry Dele Alake and a delegation of public officials visited our campus yesterday, ahead of a two-week program focused on capacity building and knowledge sharing across the mining industry.

➡️ Read more: https://loom.ly/p09jetU

Many native plant species are absent from their natural habitats due to human activity, according to a new global study involving Murdoch researchers. Find out about this “dark diversity”. www.murdoch.edu.au/news/article...

Vet surgeons at The Animal Hospital At Murdoch University have saved the life of kelpie pup, Yoshi, after a freak accident left a sewing needle embedded in his heart.
Dr Tesheena Nash said the team hadn't seen a similar case before.
Read about the quick thinking that saved Yoshi: loom.ly/3PZ3o9o

Prof Cassandra Berry and PVC Prof Jennifer Verduin have joined more than 120 women and non-binary leaders with backgrounds in STEMM for the Homeward Bound Projects leadership expedition. The expedition to Antarctica aims to inspire collective action on sustainability issues!
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