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Dr Michele Bruniges AM
New book investigates WA’s most important shipwrecks
Curtin Credentials build fast-track to flexible upskilling
Shell middens rewrite history of submerged coastal landscapes in North America & Europe
Researchers find new way to extend working life of enzymes
Honest answers, clear communication valued by pregnant patients
Helping more people into self-employment
Feeding superbugs: Why we need to wash our hands of antibacterial soaps
University’s water efficiency set to potentially fill seven Olympic swimming pools
New evidence in search for mysterious Denisovans
Woolyungah Indigenous Centre helped Mitchell find his place at University
Glock ghost guns up for grabs on dark web
Cracking ‘code’ to predict recovery for patients with spinal cord injury
Support for problem gaming interventions
YouGov poll: 83% say school funding should be a priority election issue
Spider study explores how body type affects running
Warming temperatures tripled Arctic lightning strikes over past decade
Rice Business expands operations management, recruits top scholar
Mental illness linked to worse heart attack outcomes
Why Western Australians should get vaccine
Drivers risk death when driving into flood water: study
World-leading universities gather online to tackle global issues
People with dementia need more support for decision-making
How native does your street garden grow?
Study explores impact of COVID on people involved in maternity care
Scientist wins prestigious national teaching award
Women missing out on workplace mentoring post #MeToo
IUD saving fertility for women with cancer
Strong enough is old enough: science behind NRL’s age eligibility
UQ Sporting Scholarship recipients on road to Tokyo
Australian Government Assistance Extended for NSW Storms and Floods
Beyond inclusion: University of Toronto hosts annual conference on ending racial discrimination
President Meric Gertler, other University of Toronto leaders express solidarity with Asian community after Atlanta shootings
‘A turning point’: UW Population Health Initiative’s pandemic grants changed how university works
Six takeaways from University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Week 2021
Making sense of COVID vaccine rollout
Australian-led international research team generates first model of early human embryos from skin cells
Aspiring scientist sails seas in search of birds
Vaxpol Lab brings together vaccination research
How do I become a Plumber? 19 March
Queensland Tourism and Hospitality Virtual Jobs Fair connects job seekers with employers
Why our rivers are running drier
Wine consumption patterns relatively stable under COVID
Green space or light at night – how do we improve health?
Disability highest for schizophrenia and personality disorders
Paint by reduced numbers: Women erased from peak sales in art world
Volunteer register for new trials to prevent Alzheimer’s disease
Changes to river flows are having a ‘damming’ impact on platypuses

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