Stories
Below is a collection of inspiring / empowering / feel-good articles we have stumbled across where people or organisations are using data for good causes. We hope they inspire you to think about how you are/could be utilising your data or at the very least make you hopeful for the future!
If you come across an interesting article/topic/organisation send it through to us at connect@data4good.com.au and it could be featured on this page or in our next newsletter!
*Words are not all ours, authors are credited in individual articles.
by Allison Inserro, AJMC
Could artificial intelligence (AI) be used to identify patients with early-stage ...
by Mark Purdy, Harvard Business Review
Will AI prove to be the great leveler or a new divider? The answer lies ...
by Birdlife Australia
Australia counts more than 4.6 million birds in 7 days!
In its seventh year, the ...
by Melissa Baer and Jemma Penelope
Consumers and producers know that the food we grow and the agriculture we rely ...
Ever wondered what pollinators visit your favourite flowers? Take 10 minutes to watch flowers in your garden or ...
by Rae Johnston, NITV News
The 50 Words project is an interactive online map giving everyone the opportunity to ...
By Dr Eve White (White Editing), freelance science editor and writer Monitoring threatened species is a challenge for scientists. For researchers to confidently determine whether populations are declining or growing over time, large amounts of data are needed. But it can be difficult to collect large amounts of data about species that are relatively uncommon or hard to find.
by research @ CSIRO
SCOPE program from Network10 aired an episode on our sustainable fishing project WANDA®, a ...
By Iman Ghosh, Visual Capitalist
When you think of economic output, it’s likely the ocean isn’t the first ...
By Jackie Snow, National Geographic
Climate change is the biggest challenge facing the planet. It will need ...
By Isabel Finch, Business Reporter
Data ethics and 'tech for good' are some of the most hotly-debate topics in ...
by Kathleen Raven, Yale University
What if doctors had more time to spend addressing their patients' concerns? ...
