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Taking On Tropical Parasite, With Women In Mind
Living colour: how red, green and yellow concrete improves Sydney marine life
‘Defying gravity’: online physio program brings fall prevention into the home
Coffee: The science behind the perfect sip
Ensuring Good Death For Those In Aged Care
Device offers first breakthrough in fetal monitoring for 50 years
Notre Dame and The Great Synagogue to advance understanding of history of Jewish philosophy
Training Centre Will Contribute To Zero-waste Future
Curtin and Cisco mark 10 years of innovation with new regional Innovation Central presence
Safer houses and better health: researchers partnering with industry
Research reveals STIs during pregnancy linked to adverse birth complications
New-age and old school shark bite prevention strategies put to the test
Circular economy on track: Melbourne tram stop platforms could soon be made from recycled plastic materials
Electrified cities could become giant batteries: ANU study  
Dunedin Study data to help form international social policies
New reports pave the way for safer, more respectful Vocational Education and Training environments
Inclusion, innovation, impact: La Trobe’s Strategic Plan
Radar satellite will give new view of changes to Earth’s surface
Charred chunks in the blast box: reducing risk of battery fires, explosions
Americans Want Stronger Safety Net For Older Adults
New LakeEffect winter barley offers flurry of benefits for NYS
Meredith Oppenheim has some innovative ideas about growing older
Cornell scholars address global democratic erosion in book
‘Teenage’ Bats Most Likely To Spread Coronaviruses
Queensland Business Leaders To Be Honoured
Study finds local government CEOs regularly deal with rude behaviour and it hurts
Doctors for Nutrition Partners with The Educated Choices Program to Endorse and Expand Health Education Resources
UNSW to attract the world’s best with launch of the Green Fellowship program
Co-infections in young bats could underpin coronavirus emergence
Cutting the fat: Oat oil breakthrough paves way for industry growth
Preschool dance, palliative care, and green energy the focus of new PhD research
The Conversation: Connie Francis was the voice of a generation and the soundtrack of post-war America
Knowing better, doing worse: the science behind self-sabotaging behaviour
Volunteers Needed For Osteoporosis Therapy Study
Connect With Us At QUT Open Day
170,000 and counting: Free TAFE completions continue to rise
Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of COVID-19 hospitalisation
Protecting penalty rates a top Government priority as Parliament resumes
Broome to breakthrough: How mental health nursing became Lisa’s life calling
Pulsating microneedles painless alternative to traditional needles
Wallabies, Wallaroos to flourish thanks to ACU partnership
Rethinking wildlife tourism: Ruling out ‘orangutan kickboxing’ a good start to limit harmful animal objectification  
UNSW leads global effort to protect iconic African river basin
UNSW hosts landmark energy conference to fast-track Australia’s net zero future
‘AI is not intelligent at all’: Why our dignity is at risk
Telehealth Works But Rules Need Changing
Seaweed-infused cement could cut concrete’s carbon footprint
New platform enables rapid assembly of Nipah virus vaccine candidate

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