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Gympie identified as birthplace of global macadamia industry
Griffith economics grad banks a role at RBA
La Trobe scientist honoured by peers
Immune discovery may boost cancer therapies
Tapping into tradition for land management
More fishing vessels chasing fewer fish, new study finds
Software study joins Google mentoring scheme
Academics gather in Melbourne for World Congress
School breakfast club researcher welcomes more investment
New academics for hybrid built environment courses
Drones help ghost crab researchers ditch legwork
Curvecrete bridges institutes of innovation
ANU welcomes major upgrades to Canberra Hospital
Reappointment as Minister for Education
Study finds ocean acidification threatens coral reef systems
Formal education sets path to remain out of prison
Treasury goes green with help of University researchers
Two leading UQ researchers named Academy of Science Fellows
Funding for development of new fruit fly control technology
Mysterious ancient burial mound used for 2,000 years
How do Australians think about water?
Minister for Sport opens new-look USC Stadium
Ten years of play at UQ Interaction Design Exhibit
Minister opens new-look USC Stadium
Vaccine one step closer for one of world’s biggest killers
Griffith’s STEM Roadshow bound for Mackay & Rockhampton
Collaborative agreement signed with XFEL
Stories by First Nations & writers of colour matter
Southern Cross graduate takes video art to another dimension
UOW celebrates Australia’s first peoples
UniSA and ADF ‘seal deal’ on an Adaptive Sports partnershipew Page
‘Submarines’ small enough to deliver medicine inside human body
CDU launches new research centre
Energy sector ripe for Uber-like transformation
Cornell’s radical beginnings still resonate today, Pollack tells Class of 2019
Support needed for multiple-birth families to improve outcomes
Smiles, sunshine, sweets and song punctuate Commencement
Cornell’s first Africana studies Ph.D. among newest grads
A good eye for sizing up sharks
Nye to grads: Don’t let fear stop you from changing world
‘Stick to your values,’ general tells ROTC cadets
Winter could pose solar farm ‘ramping’ snag for power grid
Mindful travel in an unequal world, day laborers in Brooklyn, activist educators
Origami-inspired materials could soften blow for reusable spacecraft
Art and science unite: prestigious grants to propel ecoacoustics research
Study explores climate-related factors behind giant kelp loss
Life-changing autism training launched
Philippa Nikulinsky exhibition reflects WA’s biodversity

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