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$5m grant supports detection of infectious diseases in Indo-Pacific
Biofertiliser for better farms
Otago backing new Communicable Diseases Research Centre in Fiji
Potential and pitfalls of menstrual apps to be investigated
New drug delivers sight for sore eyes
Olympic medal haul for USC’s Kaylee McKeown
Suspension of mutual obligation requirements for job seekers and participants in South-East Queensland
Researchers to push high-tech materials boundaries, thanks to ARC Linkage grants
Elite athletes more likely to experience mental health disorders: University of Toronto study
New Cornell sugarhouse sweetens NY’s maple industry
Science and technology research is critical infrastructure, says Baker Institute
National prize for world-leading asbestos diseases researcher
Swinburne ARC grant success highlights industry connection
University receives $1.9 million in industry linked ARC grants
Learn how to become suicide-aware at USC workshop
Study recommends better sun protection for young rowers during competition
Pandemic nutrition and food security in focus
Seymour Centre wins game changing national grant
No, Covid does not enter our DNA
Australia one of three countries to exceed 30 per cent women on company boards
‘Digital twins’ concept boosts food production
Suspension of mutual obligation requirements in NSW extended 30 July
ATAR boost for young entrepreneurs at Swinburne
Social distancing up but still inadequate to control outbreak
Olympic spotlight: Nicole Hannan, beach volleyballer and naturopath
Parasites to fight chemical and biological weapons
Research heating up wearable air-con technology
UNSW awarded $3m in ARC funding for collaborative research
Six Spartans heading to Games staging camp
What psychology says about COVID non-compliers
Climate change threat to ‘tuna dependent’ Pacific Islands economies
Code of conduct needed to stop sexual assault in Parliament
Australia’s $390 billion invasive species bill
Six60 returns to its roots with new scholarships
Older males come out on top in battle of breeders
University of Toronto to require vaccination for high-risk activities, self-declaration of vaccination status
Singles bubbles ease troubles: How inclusive systems are effective in lockdowns
Climate change to fuel increase in human-wildlife conflict, UW biologist says
UW to lead new NSF institute for using artificial intelligence to understand dynamic systems
$20 million federal grant launches AI institute for better crops, agricultural production
Mars’ bright south pole reflections may be clay – not water
Research centre drives improvement in chronic pain services and outcomes
WASO and UWA develop world premiere in side-by-side collaboration
Twist brings new possibilities for ultra-thin 2D materials
Research internships help Brisbane nurses improve patient care
Exhibition for men’s mental health
Wine is safer than beer at minimising risk of heart condition
United by anger: Why Japanese people are against Tokyo Olympics

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