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Radiation-resistant Wi-Fi chip could enable wireless robots for nuclear decommissioning
Popular kids’ apps use deceptive tactics to draw them to paid content
Notre Dame joins global dialogue on women and girls’ health
A power plant in the palm of your hand: a small fuel cell that works safely at high temperatures
QUT Nudgeathon aims to spark creative action on biosecurity
Investigating the mysteries of fish toxins
Monash scientists capture atoms in motion, unlocking next-generation memory technology
South Island’s First Wave Buoy Network Grows
Otago recognises Samoan health, education and community leader
Panel explores Indigenous voices in Abiayala/Latin America
Researchers Identify Potential Disease Marker, Therapeutic Target for Cats with Osteoarthritis
Donor’s Fund Enables Dedicated Humanities Research
Why Feeling Alone May Matter More Than Being Alone
Stroke: Promising active substance is being further developed
Tropical Volcanoes And Asian Droughts
Common Genetic Cause Of Severe Epilepsy Revealed
UK cancer scientists uncover genetic clues as to what drives tumour growth
PolyU researchers pioneer novel multi-energy field-assisted diamond cutting technology, enabling ultra-precision manufacturing for high-performance materials
Upskilling Out-of-field Maths Teachers: It Just Adds Up
How fetal reversion supports intestinal regeneration and preserves stem cells
Concrete’s distinct microbial zones could change how building health is assessed
Job Weld Done. Meet CSIRO Researcher Dr Tony Murphy
New Technique Turns Everyday Surfaces Like Walls and Desks into Touch Panels
Texting In Virtual World Made As Easy As Real World
CSIRO and Chevron Australia continue Living STEM partnership in 2026
‘Toad-proofing’ farms could help stop the march of invasive pest
Why We Should Care About Graphite
Flexible gel can turn body heat into power for next-generation wearables
Drilling Into Magma In Iceland Has Key Lessons For NZ
Statement on CSIRO’s role in supporting NASA’s Artemis II mission to the Moon
March research highlights: Nautilus habitat, eco-friendly tennis courts, more
The University of Manchester signs Memorandum of Understanding with United Utilities
Evolution in Fast-Forward: How Thale Cress Adapts – or Goes Extinct 
Nobel Laureate In Physics To Speak At Cornell April 8
Rare Discovery Of Two Protoplanets
PolyU to join Third InnoHK Research Cluster to advance sustainable development, energy and space technology with global top universities
Topology in Light: Würzburg Researchers Create Optical Phenomenon
Legal Research Inspires EU Legislation
Development Of Christian AI: Protestant Catechism-Bot
Science Meets Parliament: Day Two
New report exposes major gaps in fashion pollution controls
Chewing Well May Help Protect Health Later In Life
Chimpanzees Can Be Multitalented Musicians
Scientists Drive Breakthrough Astronomy
Summer Tournament Week Broadcast Winner For Otago
Protective Covers Vary in Effectiveness While Preventing Huanglongbing in Young Citrus Trees
Agro-Healing Programs Show Positive Effects on Mental Health and Well-Being Across Age Groups
Cold-Hardy Rhubarb Cultivars Evaluated for Commercial Promise and Conservation in Alaska

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