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VI Agora – Talking With Researchers About Our Future
PolyU develops Hong Kong’s first AI agent and risk prediction model for precision diabetes management, with patient recruitment in New Territories West…
University of Canterbury start-up transforming critical mineral recycling
Clues Found In Rare Interstellar Comet
How Did Eels Regain Lost Ability?
Common Culture Of Cave Dwellers
Using quantum entanglement to secure ground-to-satellite timing
What the wool remembers: the carbon secrets locked inside every fleece
Movement breaks reduce health risks
Employees Beat Heat At Appreciation Luncheon
Inside baseball: AI-enabled enforcement tech takes time, testing
Future of wireless systems: compact chip-based transceiver with ultra-low power consumption
Atomic-Level Engineering of Cu Nanoclusters Improves Conversion of Carbon Dioxide to Fuel
Emotional ups and downs boost engagement but reduce sales in livestream influencer selling
Study Reveals Social Enterprise Wellbeing Pressures
New framework could help unlock the power of belief in healthcare
Social media affects teen dental confidence – study
Climate change is silencing the Pilbara barking gecko
CSIRO weighs in with new approach to measuring sheep liveweight
New genomic study uncovers family ties linking Scythian elite burials across the Eurasian steppe
Yudai Yamazaki wins top prize (Mirai 60 Award) at inaugural IEICE Mirai 60 Award Challenge Contest
Demonstration of Chirality Control in a Metallic Helimagnet for Future Memory Devices
A COF-Graphene Hybrid Opens New Horizons for Lithium-Sulfur Batteries
Digital diabetes tool shown to improve health and cut NHS costs
Super-Kamiokande Unveils a Clue to the Faint “Whispers” Imprinted Across Cosmic History
New CSIRO program to connect Thailand and Australian agrifood innovators
Origami-inspired Space Antenna
University innovation is centre stage in 100 Days of Start-ups
Australians missing out on “major gap” between innovation and patient care
Global stroke rehabilitation standards launched to improve care worldwide
Calling for clarity: Neuroscientists propose a ‘periodic table’ for brain structures
New Studies Reveal How Genetics, Production Systems
Speeding up a Manual Process Helps Cornell Recover $100,000
University of Manchester to lead BioFAIR’s first national Methods Commons
HKUST Holds Naming Ceremony for the Hong Kong Chiu Chow Chamber of Commerce Scholar Nexus
New DFG Research Groups Get Underway
Ants: Who Looks After Injured In Colony?
Almost half of dementia cases could be prevented – but change is needed
Statement on commitment to national research infrastructure as a long-term sovereign asset
TPA-2 Prepares Six Payloads For Orbit
New stem cell therapy aims to ‘turn back the clock’ on Parkinson’s disease
Enriching Conversations With Toddlers
CSIRO develops new way to measure resilience in Merino sheep
Workers with temporary protected status aid NYS’s economy, society
Manchester accent study reveals the vowel that gives away your social class
International team sheds light on how planet survived its star’s death
Huntington’s Disease: Targeted Light Pulses Improve Motor Function
Is This Year’s El Niño Set To Be Especially Strong One?

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