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Obesity ‘buffer’ in lung cancer therapy: research
Life could have emerged from lakes with high phosphorus
Engineering with impact: our top stories of 2019
Fossil expands ancient fish family tree
Stay-at-home dads call for change
Pros and cons of private, public health
No escape for coral in depths
Using a chip to find better cancer fighting drugs
Mutant proteins linked to DNA damage, muscular dystrophy
Fault lines appear in ‘liveable city’ urban plans
Budding lawyer overcomes homelessness to tackle inequality
ILR dean’s research: Noncompete agreements widespread
New material answers call for high-frequency electronics
Engagement grant will help support disability advocacy
For restricted eaters, a place at table but not meal
Research tops list of 2019’s most read stories
Simple steps to avoid food poisoning this Christmas
Humble barbie: an evolving story
UNSW, PLuS Alliance partners lead Smart City advances in Pune
First Nations youth push for a voice
Fewer fats over festive season may be perfect formula for men’s fertility
University of Sydney leads preferences for high achievers
Caring for mates not number of beers is responsible drinking
High performance in Solomon Islands
Rice University on winter break Dec. 23-Jan. 1
UNE’s Anouar Majid publishes book chapter in “Orientalism and Literature”
Seven transformational things that happened at University over past decade
Learning Where You Live course empowers women
Nightside barrier gently brakes ‘bursty’ plasma bubbles
What’s bugging rainforest?
Bad habits’ hidden impact
Visitor economy will provide Australia’s next big wave of entry-level jobs
Vale Mr Martin Hollander
New exhibition dives deep into origins of life at UQ Art Museum
UA announces departure of communications Director Misha Schubert
Emotion concepts are not same worldwide
TAFE essential for a strong economy
It’s time to explain Country in Indigenous terms
UniSA partners with defence sector to deliver innovations in communications
Ancient dwarfism skeleton tells story of acceptance
Christmas bells ring in Canberra thanks to musical AI
Seeing perovskites in a new light
Pioneering space imaging project recognised with prestigious international prize
Top tips for looking after thirsty backyard birds this summer
New biogel boosts cell survival in damaged brain tissue
Discrimination impacts health of LGBT people, analysis finds
University researcher launches app to tackle LGBTQ violence in Brazil: Reuters
No storm in a teacup – it’s a cyclone on a silicon chip

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