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Keto diet ‘flu’ a reality
Precision Mirrors Poised to Improve Sensitivity of Gravitational Wave Detectors
Surf paddling study to bring new wave of research for coaches and surfers
Ancient fossil reveals origin of human hand
Curtin unveils new sculpture to honour former Prime Minister John Curtin
JCU COVID-19 response
Heatwaves risky for fish
Feel like “the sky is falling”? Don’t worry Henny Penny, you are not alone
Voting in age of coronavirus
Working from home: Is productivity doomed?
Griffith signs MOU with Bio manufacturer to chase COVID-19 vaccine
Radiation drugs with longer shelf life brings hope for cancer patients globally
Increased reporting needed to stamp out image-based abuse
Antidepressants could ease pain for sufferers of inflammatory bowel disease
How humans are teaching AI to become better at second-guessing
Cornell’s sixth Giving Day nets more than $7M
First map shows global hotspots of glyphosate contamination
Canada needs ‘wartime mentality’ to fight COVID-19: University researcher in Toronto Star
New Wallan campus opens
Model simulator helps researchers map complex physics phenomena
Michener views ‘Obamacare’ through lenses of race, politics
‘Fatal attraction’: Small carnivores drawn to kill sites, then ambushed by larger kin
Victoria University suspends on-campus teaching for one week
Early care key to preventing stillbirth in migrant women
$21m grant to boost to infrastructure productivity
UOW ranks in world’s top 200 universities
Catholic schools are adhering to Australian Government’s advice to remain open
ASQA & TEQSA Cost-Recovery Should Be Delayed To Support Sector
Unis continue implementing measures to slow spread of COVID-19
Thompson Institute to double in size, launch PTSD research lab
Claire is in a class of her own
Looking Ahead Strategic Plan 2020-2025
Laughter underestimated antidote for struggling communities
My School changes ignore NAPLAN’s real problems
‘Distracted walkers’: Can flashing footpath LEDs break smartphone spell?
National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence postponed
George Pell appeal: Did jury fail to recognise evidence that established a reasonable doubt?
University epidemiologist on effectiveness of social distancing
University child psychiatrists share tips with Globe and Mail on talking to children about COVID-19
Catholic education welcomes reduced emphasis on school to school NAPLAN comparisons
Generations meet at women’s entrepreneurship conference
Maintaining mental health and well-being while social distancing or self-isolating
Survey: What blocks your bus?
A&S dean’s book stokes children’s imagination, wonder
COVID-19: immune system can fight back
USC to restrict access to sporting facilities
Malaria finding may pave way for drug development
107-year-old autograph album shines light on war-time friendships

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