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Trial of new treatment to prevent prisoner suicide launches
Expert warns of hearing-loss diagnosis crisis
Supernumerary virtual robotic arms can feel like part of our body
Legal, safe, timely and compassionate abortion care is an essential health service
UN Women Australia MBA scholarship recipient drives change
STA governance and constitutional reform
Tokyo Tech rows to victory at 65th Five Universities’ Regatta
University to drive NSW’s semiconductor capability
University of Canterbury collaborates with NASA on spacecraft tracking
WIDE Trust grant supports potentially ground-breaking timber wall research
‘Always dare to dream’ says Kehkashan Basu, University of Toronto grad who started environmental non-profit
“Unprecedented workshop” highlights new infrastructure delivery methods
Now University of Toronto grads, three Mastercard Foundation Scholars keen to give back to their communities
Women Innovator Awards support diversity in invention
Masai Ujiri, architect behind Toronto Raptors’ 2019 championship, receives honorary degree
Researchers Uncover Brain Waves Related to Social Behavior
Females itch less than males
Dr Wong Tit-shing supports PolyU to establish Endowed Young Scholar position in Smart Robotics
Digital health technologies to help Aboriginal young people with ear disease
Wearable chemical sensor is as good as gold
Online platform designed to improve reproducibility, scientific collaborations
Secrets of reptile and amphibian aging revealed
New Deep Learning Model Helps Automated Screening of Common Eye Disorders
First synchrotron light is milestone for new instruments at ANSTO’s Australian Synchrotron
Enabling Australia’s data-driven future for science
Researchers say slippery walls make it difficult for biting insects to rest
Quest to digitise 1 million plant specimens
Silence for thought
Anthony Bellamy sworn in as Cornell Police chief
Charity approved by WHO to respond to disasters and war zones
Local authority austerity associated with poor health
Winston LaRose, champion of Toronto’s Black community, receives honorary degree
Renaming of Max Planck Institute for Science of Human History
Manchester academics selected in Top 50 Women in Engineering
Patrick Cramer appointed new President-elect of Max Planck Society as of June 2023
Inaugural data science conference goes ‘back to future’
Honouring Swinburne engineers this International Women in Engineering Day
Unemployment associated with worse mental and physical health later in life
Don’t pump brakes: our COVID strategy must change to reflect reality
Matariki heralds launch of new Centre of Indigenous Science
Australia to launch new plastics innovation hub in Vietnam
Technique Allows Researchers to Align Gold Nanorods with Magnetic Fields
University of Toronto grad Mukti Patel on studying religion and its role ‘in everyday’
Cornell documents first crows to survive deadly West Nile virus
Timing is everything for weed management
COPD patients respond equally well to Covid vaccine
Think twice before founding that free-market utopia
Researchers consider invisible hurdles in digital ag design

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