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Research impact library

Stories and case studies demonstrating the impact UC's research makes on people and place.

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Welcome to the 麻豆村 of Canberra impact library, a collection of stories and case studies evidencing the impact of our research in Canberra, our region and beyond. 

Research impact is the contribution research makes to the economy, society, environment, and culture beyond its contribution to academic research.

Life of a CBRn

Many of these stories can also be found on Life of a CBRn, a digital timeline outlining UC research that has impacted the life of a Canberran. 

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