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Four Würzburg Researchers Are “Highly Cited”
Tax-free NZ Super Fund: smoke and mirrors or smart policy?
ANSTO hosted workshop brings scientists together from Asia and the Pacific to address food fraud using nuclear science and technology
Do Chimps Care When We Watch Them?
$2.8M project to reduce cotton industry’s greenhouse gas emissions
UW among best universities in the world for interdisciplinary science
Stretching shapes and building tools: topology at Cornell
Fewer than 7% of global hotspots for whale-ship collisions have protection measures in place
Things to do: Apple Bake-Off, orchestra and wind, Mohawk River exhibit
As US craft beer industry goes flat, NYS bubbles with optimism
Tantrums In Children Could Be Linked To ADHD
University awarded major funding for cyber security and nuclear robotics projects to drive UK regional growth
Genetic test for deafness in newborns to be trialled across the UK
Higher Education Own Goal Needs Urgent Correction
UW Addresses USDA Inspection Report Findings At WaNPRC
Farred analyzes his apartheid education in ‘philosophical memoir’
Mini smart city drives design of safer automated transportation
Idea Thieves Tend To Target Early Concepts
For-profit Hospices Increasing Despite Poor Performance
More than a dozen of Manchester’s researchers ranked in global top one percent most influential academics
Garden Produce Grown Near Fayetteville Works Fluorochemical Plant Contains GenX, Other PFAS
HKUST Welcomes the “Development Outline for the Hong Kong Park of Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Co-operation Zone”
A blunt instrument: Swinburne VC calls on Federal Government to restore fairness to a fractured sector
Analyzing the Structure-Performance Relationships of Electrocatalysts
Investing in nutrition care for Australians now will be cheaper than medical treatment in the future
Gender inequality baked into treatment of women, dementia and aged care
Cowpea breeding advances aim to boost resilience in Africa
Parents don’t need to feel guilty about day care – children can thrive
Overhauling Companies Act: Are Reforms Bold Enough?
Fresh catch: CSIRO introduces new white fish variety to Australian aquaculture
Carbon Tax “best” For Lower Emissions, Economy
Researchers Assess Whether Animals Feel Emotion
Like WFH? Depends How You Got There, And Who’s Doing It
Producing High-quality Seeds of an Heirloom Cabbage in Different Crop Management Systems
Study Shows Maternal Mental Health Affected When Exposed to Multiple Hurricanes
University receives major investment to support next generation of bioscience researchers
JMU Adopts Code On Academic Freedom
Earlier Diabetes Diagnosis Linked To Dementia Risk
Labeling Cell Particles With Barcodes
Researchers Recognised In Highly Cited List
Great Science Share for Schools wins prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Prize
Focus On Southeast Asia Trade: Two-day Event
New $3M partnership to drive innovation in critical minerals sector
Boosting WA startups: Report calls for investment in talent, diversity and innovation
How Studying Fruit Flies Can Help us Understand Congenital Defects
New Esri Book Explores How Spatial Data Science Helps Users Understand Data and Make Predictions
CCE names natural resources and the environment critical issue lead
Study investigates masks, mood and focus

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