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Invasive species are threatening Antarctica’s fragile ecosystems as human activity grows and world warms
How smart is an octopus?
Australia must keep Japan central to its future plans
Antimicrobial Resistance: Tackling one of world’s top health threats
Australia’s universities welcome back Singaporean students, colleagues and visitors
Support to bring students to regions
Australians tell us what they want in parks and playgrounds
JCU launches ‘lifestyle medicine’ courses
University of Toronto grads share healing path in University of Toronto’s Indigenous trauma and resiliency program
Indigenous Research Network deepens and extends Indigenous research at University of Toronto and beyond
Cornell-led Grow-NY contest boosts NYS food, ag startups
COP26: Momentum shifts to help curtail emissions curve, but not enough to crush it
Summer internships aim to increase diversity in geosciences
We are committed to face-to-face teaching
UTAS scoops Green Gown awards
Work & Training Award Winners Announced
Are your kids Are your kids keeping up at school?
Victoria University recognised for excellence in cyber security
Otago’s sustainability efforts recognised at Australasian awards
Creative therapies harness healing power of art
Adelaide at centre of next generation AI research
Balancing light and darkness of online Indigenous life: new book
Researchers call for study participants: How do workers in Illawarra respond to industrial change
Antarctic ice sheet changed alarmingly quickly in past – and it may be happening again now
New study revises fossil discovery
Antarctic ice sheet changed alarmingly quickly 20,000 years ago – and it’s happening again now
UQ Sol-Gel technology licensed to Canadian company for delivery of cannabinoids
ASD and ANU collaborate to boost Australia’s workforce
Hard truth about child sexual exploitation in home
University of Southern Queensland and Wagners latest manufacturing innovation
New mothers could help protect other babies’ brains
State government reforms needed to drain ‘food swamps’
Fear of Covid infection at all-time high
Atmospheric rivers may hasten Australia’s snow melt
How music is helping children with hearing loss
From petroleum to public health: University of Toronto nursing grad embarks on second career
Leveraging tech for meaningful work
University of Toronto grad Zihan Gao one step closer to career as clinician-scientist
After scaling scholarly summit, University of Toronto grad Saad Shahid Shafiq to help others realize their own dreams
New edited volume explores plurality of gender experiences
New cell database paints fuller picture of muscle repair
Bacteria could extract elements for modern tech sustainably
Cornell in Washington interns on front lines of policy debates
Macrogrid study: Big value in connecting America’s eastern and western power grids
Inspiring journey encourages all to learn
‘Surgery selfies’ could spot infections early
University researchers join world’s most highly-cited list
Including oceans in climate talks remains piecemeal and inconsistent, at best