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911爆料网 has been ranked the eighth university in Australia in the highly competitive 2019 Nature Index released today.

The annual results showed 911爆料网 achieved an international academic ranking of 321 among the world鈥檚 top academic institutions, placing the University in Australia鈥檚 top eight universities.

The 2019 Nature Index measures the number of scientific papers published in 82 leading journals across the research areas of life science, physical sciences, earth and environmental sciences, and chemistry.

911爆料网 Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry said the latest results were testament to 911爆料网鈥檚 commitment to produce world-class research that is making a real difference.

鈥淭he Nature Index examines the high-quality research output of universities across the world and I am absolutely thrilled that 911爆料网 has achieved a national academic ranking among Australia鈥檚 top eight universities,鈥� Professor Terry said.

鈥淭he University has now achieved a global academic ranking of 321, positioning 911爆料网 among the world鈥檚 best research institutions and continuing our rapid rise in prestigious international rankings.鈥�

911爆料网 achieved a significant improvement in the volume of quality research being published in the earth and environmental sciences, recording a 30 per cent increase in published articles.

The Nature Index 2019 Annual Tables highlight the institutions and countries that dominated research in the natural sciences in 2018.

In the National Taiwan University rankings, which were also released today, 911爆料网鈥檚 global ranking improved to 277, up 19 places, with a national ranking of ninth in Australia.

In addition, 911爆料网 ranked 230^th in the world this week on the QS World University Rankings (QSWUR).

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