If you are a student , its in ur interest to read this 👇🏻 In a bold shift from tech’s usual advice, @elonmusk and @nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are urging students to focus less on coding and more on physics and mathematics. In the age of #ArtificialIntelligence, they argue that deep understanding of the world’s core principles will matter more than ever. As #AI tools become more capable of writing and debugging code, the value of basic programming skills is decreasing. But what cannot be automated is strong conceptual thinking, creative problem-solving, and the scientific mindset that powers innovation. That starts with mastering equations, energy, forces, and logic. Both Musk and Huang believe that the next wave of breakthroughs will not come from better coders, but from thinkers who understand how reality operates. Whether it’s building rockets, designing chips, or creating smarter AI, the edge will go to those grounded in science and reasoning. Their message to students and future innovators is clear. Don’t just learn how to talk to machines. Learn how the universe works so you can teach the machines something truly new. In a future driven by algorithms and AI, it is your understanding of the fundamentals that will set you apart.💪🏻 #AIAge Courtesy @TrendFuel

Physics (with math)

📚 If you’re a student choosing what to focus on, pick MATH. It will teach you to relentlessly rely on your own brain, think logically, break down problems, and solve them step by step in the right order. That’s the core skill you’ll need to build companies and manage projects.

Our Centre is extremely proud to be a partner with Cancer Council Queensland @CCQld in the Australian Cancer Atlas Project. Version 2.0 of the Atlas was just unveiled at recent launch event. (watch launch highlights video below). (1/2)

We are happily announcing winners of the 2022 Blackwell-Rosenbluth Award! They are: UTC 1 to UTC 13: Jeremy Heng Swapnil Mishra Leah South UTC-1 to UTC-12: Sharmistha Guha Simon Mak Akihiko Nishimura