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‘What’s the next Cochlear implant?’ Melbourne Uni’s bold plan for renewed optimism

Carolyn Evans says the university will back infectious disease research, AI-ready teaching and a startup pipeline of 20 companies a year by 2030.

The University of Melbourne’s new vice-chancellor, Carolyn Evans, says Melbourne needs to double down on its strengths to remain a global innovation capital.

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‘What’s the next Cochlear implant?’ Melbourne Uni’s bold plan for renewed optimism

The University of Melbourne’s new vice-chancellor, Carolyn Evans, says Melbourne needs to double down on its strengths to remain a global innovation capital.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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