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Child neurodevelopment and autism research unit launches in South Asia
From Continental Europe to England
Major “levelling up” report launches in Rochdale
Federal Education Minister visits QUT’s Digital Child research centre
Crucial progress for women in STEM – but much more work to do
New areas of research must be explored to achieve negative emissions
Research on nuclear fuel burnup supports reduction of waste and fuel costs
Research on nuclear fuel burnup supports effort to reduce waste and fuel costs
Researchers uncover ‘pecking order of defaults’ as belts tighten
Enhancing diagnosis and prediction of heart attack
Success for University of Otago, Christchurch, Researchers with CMRF Major Project Grant
EarthTalks: Allen Landis to provide snapshot of Pennsylvania’s solar sector
Academy President elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
Satellites reveal NZ’s coastal health
Every Child Matters Flag raised at University of Toronto’s Varsity Stadium in advance of Sept. 30
Banks playing major role in housing speculation
One-woman play exploring gender, diversity and unconscious bias in STEM comes to University of Toronto
Statistical analysis aims to solve Greek volcano mystery
Aggressive breast cancer linked to African ancestry
Integrated framework for atmospheric and climate modeling
Gel Treats Gum Disease by Fighting Inflammation
Do trucks mean Trump? AI shows how humans misjudge images
Why Are We Seeing So Many Public Health Challenges? And What Can We Do About It?
Honey has sweet potential for wound healing, argue scientists
NYU’s Center for Quantum Information Physics, IBM Quantum Join Up to Train Tomorrow’s Pioneers
How many ants are there?
Can eyes on self-driving cars reduce accidents?
Applications for Early Career Industry Fellowships 2023 are now open
New report highlights alarming lack of hydrogen training
Centre for Free Radical Research wins 2022 University of Otago Research Group Award
QUT awards Honorary Doctorates
Penn State awarded grant to help dairy farmers develop climate-smart commodities
Archaeological conference expands discussion beyond colonial roots
Poet Solmaz Sharif, reading Sept. 29, considers ‘literary citizenship’
Efficient species monitoring method proves worth in Otago study
Isolation, darkness and science – first winter at Vanda Station
Author Timothy Caulfield to tackle ‘infodemic’ at University of Toronto event
Geologists shed new light on how continents may have been formed
Can We Reduce Partisan Animosity? New Analysis Finds Promise in Previous Research
Study to unmask ‘true cost of food’ for NYS agencies
Fairer ranking system diversifies search results
Wildfire Smoke May Have Amplified Arctic Phytoplankton Bloom
Smartphone’s camera and flash could help people measure blood oxygen levels at home
Scientists unearth another brain-shrinking mammal
Joint Government and Academia efforts to Study and Develop Regional Ozone and Smog Control Strategies
QUT study finds most food delivery riders don’t cut corners when it comes to safety
Tribute to former AAD Director from Antarctic community 19 September 2022
Investigating chronic wound treatments

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