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Eureka moment could spur blindness cure
A Bond University researcher who turns stem cells into human eye cells says the breakthrough could potentially cure the leading cause of blindness in Australia.
Read more about Eureka moment could spur blindness cureSoccer app created by Bond student helps children with disabilities
Young soccer players with learning disabilities are being taught to play the game by an augmented reality app designed by a Bond University student. Nicholas Shaw, 20, was inspired to design the training app after he started coaching last year.
Read more about Soccer app created by Bond student helps children with disabilitiesBondies’ ‘godfather’ to retire with Honorary Doctorate after 32 years
ALAN Finch tried to walk away from Bond University once before. Like Homecoming, it pulled him back. “I had too much of a personal investment in the place,” he says.
Read more about Bondies’ ‘godfather’ to retire with Honorary Doctorate after 32 yearsShould we let robots kill humans?
It sounds like something taken straight from the script of a science fiction movie, but it was one of the searching questions raised during Legal Research at the Frontiers, a Faculty of Law event which helped launch Bond Research Week on Monday.
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Bonding with the Bull Sharks: Tomas Grenon
This Argentine import carries a four-leaf clover and can whip up a delicious asado.
Read more about Bonding with the Bull Sharks: Tomas GrenonHawaii a stepping stone for Paris
Joshua Collett was just 11 when he featured in his first newspaper article declaring he wanted to become a world champion. At 12, he told a journalist his dream was the Olympics.
Read more about Hawaii a stepping stone for ParisMissed majors cost Bond consecutive flags
Bull Sharks players were left standing on Leyshon Park field in disbelief after they fell to the Southport Sharks by two points in the QAFLW reserves grand final.
Read more about Missed majors cost Bond consecutive flagsUp the Bull Sharks: weekend scores
Bond's QAFLW reserves team pushed hard against the Southport Sharks, but had to be satisfied with runner-up.
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