Imagine we could harness the power of good gut bacteria from healthy people to fight off stubborn gut infections in others. That's exactly what we're exploring today with a game-changing, and rather icky approach to gut health: faecal transplant capsules.

Can MS be slowed down or even reversed? Find out on this week’s episode of #TheFutureOf

How do we overcome barriers to education in Australia? Find out on this episode of #TheFutureOf

How did a simple molecule found in smoke change the way we regenerate native plants? Find out in this episode of #TheFutureOf

How did K-Pop transform South Korea into a global cultural powerhouse? Find out in this episode of #TheFutureOf.

Discover how ‘fish fingerprints’ are playing a key role in oil spills, and the impact of rising sea temperatures on marine life.

With the rapid rise of generative AI, what does this mean for the human side of creativity, art and culture?

While the scientific efforts to move to a greener world ramp up, what are the potential benefits of a more human-centred approach to the energy transition?

Riding a wave of renewed popularity, how is mountain biking shaping up as a sport and family adventure?

As one of the world’s rarest mammals, the iconic echidna has developed surprising ways to adapt to a warming climate.

Why are experts turning to cryo-preservation to combat plant extinction threats? Find out in this episode of The Future Of.

Within our sporting codes, there's a hidden player on the field: brain trauma. How are subtle hits changing athletes' brains long-term?

As digital technology rapidly develops, how can children grow, connect and learn safely?

Is this Australia's pivotal moment? Join us as we discuss the upcoming referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.

In the face of cyber threats, how do nations & organisations safeguard personal data & secure the digital systems we rely on?

Could Australia legalise recreational cannabis use while avoiding the same profit-driven pitfalls that have occurred with tobacco and alcohol?

Digital disruption, AI, automation and changing views about work-life balance are going to transform our workplaces. A Deloitte Access Economics report forecasts that four out of five jobs created between now and 2030 will be for ‘knowledge workers’.

With rising interest rates, dwindling housing supply and a rental market in crisis, what is happening to Australian housing affordability, and is there any relief in sight?

What is ‘the manosphere’, what has it got to do with masculinity, and why are high school teachers concerned by teenage boys’ attraction to it?

Whether you love it, hate it, don’t get it or your grandma’s trending on it, TikTok is a cultural phenomenon. But how did it become so popular and should we be worried by its reach?

Western Australia's mining sector is the lifeblood of the state, but it's not without scrutiny. Learn how the industry is using research to undergo a cultural revolution to ensure the safety and wellbeing of its workers.

The moon is a treasure trove of science that holds opportunities for making discoveries about Earth and our Solar System. Now, through NASA’s Artemis program, we are about to go there …

Is it too late to save our iconic black cockatoos, or is there still time to act and protect these majestic birds?

Curtin researchers are trialling a medication that could help preserve the cognitive function of people with Alzheimer’s.