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Innovation at Work: By Numbers
Age and sex influence health benefits of dieting
Super-charged textile sets trends
Griffith MBA Online ranked number one in Australia
Cornell researchers discover new self-assembled crystal structures
Dark comedy can lighten up fight against climate change
Pre-Accelerator program nurtures early-stage ideas
La Trobe Presents at Bendigo Writers Festival
Go8 Stands Ready to Advance Australia’s Research Capabilities in line with AUKUS Pillar 2
QUT researchers using AI to detect native-plant killing weed
Universities must be central to nation’s defence
Applications open for aspiring female politicians
Design for life
Making grand friends intergenerational imperative
QUT upskilling women to run in 2024 elections
Aussie prehistoric predator’s last meal revealed
Health2Go eye clinics to lift care
MRFF grant for better detection of heart disease in First Nations Australians
From Henson to Christo and Jean Claude
Engaging the disengaged through physical activity gets kids STEMfit
Search for malaria vaccine
Twitter users feeling hot, hot, hot during heat waves according to study
Women alienated from STEM careers by entrenched workplace cultures
World-first app helps shift workers get more and better sleep
2023 International Summit on Teaching Profession
Would we survive lethal pandemic?
Cornell’s first Fashion Expo takes on New York City
Regional Town-Gown Conference focuses on labor, employment
Book goes underground to find how climate change shapes stories
Digital gulf drives trust wedge between businesses and customers
Whales stop by GC for day spa fix with full body scrubs
UOW art treasures head to Sutherland Shire
Young people in ACT focus of online gambling study
Flexibility is key when protecting Southern Ocean
Bendigo celebrates long-held thirst for knowledge
Fee-Free TAFE saving South Australians THOUSANDS
‘Queue jumpers’ who opt to retire early are catching companies off guard
Drone training for citizen scientists to enhance conservation
Award-winning paramedic shines at CDU Open Day
Higher density housing needed – but regions have to be careful
UQ researcher awarded $2.6 million to combat chronic disease
Albanese Government boosts higher education in the Spencer Gulf region
Regional refugee settlement success story
Museum exhibit illuminates Pliny’s study of art, nature
Cerebral blood vessels reveal potential stroke drug target
Recovering, restoring threatened species in Moonaboola
Australia’s research funding agency review recommendations put trust and transparency front and centre – Group of Eight
Dark order in universe

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