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Common Gene Variant Doubles Dementia Risk For Men
Single-Atom Catalysts Change Spin State When Boosted by a Magnetic Field
Carrot Performance under Organic vs. Conventional Systems: Implications for Organic Breeding
Research at risk: optimizing the US military’s nutritional ‘secret weapon’
Study: Tech can empower home care workers, not just surveil them
Cutting-edge veterinary equipment elevates Cornell’s patient care
New Cultivars Boost Conservation of Endangered Helianthus verticillatus
‘Stealthy’ lipid nanoparticles give mRNA vaccines a makeover
University to co-lead research initiative tackling arthritis
Laser Technique Revolutionizes Ultra-High Temperature Ceramic Manufacturing for Space, Defense Applications
Digital Discovery Unlocks Durable Catalyst for Acidic Water Splitting
AI technology research to revolutionise NZ’s aquaculture sector | University of Canterbury
‘Sage’ advice a Hit for future VR training solutions | University of Canterbury
Australia Faces Rising Threats From Synthetic Opioids
Fishing Supports Social Wellbeing For Myanmar Refugees
Solitonic Superfluorescence Paves Way for High-Temperature Quantum Materials
Electric Buses Don’t Like Cold, Study Finds
Cosmic mystery deepens as astronomers find object flashing in both radio waves and X-rays
Compassion Makes Employees More Resilient When Employers Behave Badly
New Trustees Set To Join Cornell Board In July
Bringing better science to the justice system: ABC interview with Academy Chief Executive Anna-Maria Arabia
Patients happy with AI when used alongside human expertise
New Technique Turns ‘noisy’ Lasers Into Quantum Light
New SEMI M.Eng. pathway trains systems engineers for careers in tech
SEMI M.Eng. pathway trains systems engineers for careers in tech
America’s Corn Belt acts as barrier for migrating songbirds
How Do Horse Flies Bite? And Are They Dangerous?
Cornell lacrosse wins national championship, first in 48 years
Newly identified group of nerve cells in the brain regulates bodyweight
Wilms Tumors: How Genes and Imprinting Pave the Way for Cancer
How new technology could help ease ICU pressure | University of Canterbury
Rural immersion strengthens skills while building community connections
PolyU research reveals rising soil nitrous acid emissions driven by climate change and fertilisation accelerate global ozone pollution
Downward trend in New Zealand HIV diagnoses
New Swinburne x Fair Work Commission report reveals insights into WFH
Cornell Lacrosse Wins National Championship
Study reveals high rates of opioid use in NZ pregnancies
Swinburne to harness artificial intelligence to tackle discrimination in sport with adidas Foundation grant
Exploring Seas With Self-Powered Jellyfish Cyborgs
QUT research examines body cameras as a response to rising retail violence
The University of Manchester strengthens global ties with new Indian partnerships
Moving pictures: Researchers use movies to diagnose EV battery failure
Fire safety of greener, hybrid buildings explored in new study | University of Canterbury
Earliest Use of Psychoactive and Medicinal Plant ‘Harmal’ Identified in Iron Age Arabia
AAD calls for public comment on draft Initial Environmental Evaluation: Australian Antarctic Program Aviation Operations 2025-2030 23 May 2025
It’s Time To Act On Adolescent Health
A TOGETHER INDIGENOUS TRUTHS SHARED IN POWERFUL CONVERSATION SERIES
Something’s Fishy Here

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