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Carrots and cartoons could be the secret to upping kids’ vegie intake
CDU 3D printer recognised as military supplier
People living with dementia lose their ability to daydream
New friendships and essentials for study success – it’s time for ‘O Week’ at JCU!
La Trobe celebrates Fulbright Scholar
Uni of Adelaide community embraces RCC Fringe
Preserved leaves reveal 7000 years of rainfall and drought
Aquatic drones capture shark paralysis after catch and release
Champion sprinter to stay in Townsville thanks to JCU
Elite athletes on their marks for USC study program
Solving global health challenges
Morning exercise improves brain health in older, overweight adults
Climate change: young people striking from school see it for the life-threatening issue it is
The 2019 Sex Lecture: the benefits of researching the hard-to-reach
Can being born blind protect people from schizophrenia?
Ice crystals help Deakin tissue engineers create healing scaffolds
La Trobe backs the Melbourne Rebels
Paying children for research does not lead to undue influence
Climate change threatens Bengal tiger habitat
University Art Collection acquires spectacular Lloyd Rees painting
UOW students recognised among nation’s best young leaders
No love lost in new USC Theatre production
‘There’s no reason not to trial pill testing’: UNSW drug policy scholar stands firm on the evidence
UQ physicist announced as L’Oréal-UNESCO International Rising Talent
Treating insomnia improves back pain
Citizen scientists to help map the reef
‘Unlearn’ at UQ Art Museum in 2019
The lizard and the egg: lizards break golden rule of biology
Curious case of cassowary casque
Poem by Maine Women Writers Collection archivist Jefferson Navicky featured on ‘Maine Public’
Poem by Maine Women Writers Collection archivist Jeff Navicky featured on ‘Maine Public’
Deakin scientists first to show why rosellas vary in colour
Careful using that f-word to describe dingoes, study warns
The grass is greener only when the rain falls in spring
Lighting the way to awareness
Long periods of undisturbed sleep a risk factor for stillbirth
Western Civilisation degree details revealed
As simple and as complicated as love: Thursday Night Live’s Valentine’s Day provocation
Public lecture on fight to save turtles
Longest-ever eDNA study offers important insights into ocean health
Showcase to highlight Africa research
Illumina partnership to drive genomics innovation in Australia
Study shows increased mental health risk for Malawi children living with HIV
UNSW joins world’s largest study of migration
Insect population faces ‘catastrophic’ collapse: Sydney research
The heat is on: keeping the vulnerable safe during heatwaves
No Italian, no worries as water polo breaks language barrier
Ornithological projects at UNE highlighted in ‘Courier’ article

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