Organisations are spending more on learning than ever - so why are they still falling behind?

Despite growing investment in learning technology and development programmes, many organisations are still failing to adapt ...
EurekAlert!

Predicting bond-slip behaviour in grouted bellows connect rebar using deep learning

The proposed rapid evaluation framework is trained based on a large number of samples from the database and drawing tests. The characteristics of the bonding stress-slip constitutive are learned using ...
The Conversation

Personalised learning is billed as the ‘future’ of schooling: what is it and could it work?

Maya Gunawardena receives funding from the ACT Education Directorate. It is not uncommon for kids to complain about school, but studies show significant numbers of Australian students are actually ...
Animal Welfare Institute

Malmkvist, J., Díez-León, M., Christensen, J. W. 2024. Animals with various forms of abnormal behaviour differ in learning performance and use of enrichment: Evidence from ...

Abnormal behaviour has been related to differences in cognitive function and reduced animal welfare. However, these associations are understudied, and little is known about how various forms of ...
Animal Welfare Institute

Liedtke, J., Schneider, J. M. 2017. Social makes smart: Rearing conditions affect learning and social behaviour in jumping spiders. Animal Cognition 20(6), 1093–1106.

There is a long-standing debate as to whether social or physical environmental aspects drive the evolution and development of cognitive abilities. Surprisingly few studies make use of developmental ...
The Conversation

Students who are more adaptable do best in remote learning – and it’s a skill we can teach

Robin P. Nagy receives funding from the Research Training Program for his PhD. Andrew J. Martin and Rebecca J. Collie do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or ...