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New research urges data-driven action for food systems change
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all at the Australian Antarctic Program 22 December 2023
Cornell historian testifies in landmark Indigenous rights case
Goldmine of neutron star collision
Shipwrecks offer insights into subsea ecology
Experts urge global action on child sex offences
Harrow International School Hong Kong Wins Gold Award at the 2023 Hang Lung Mathematics Awards
Why do dogs chew so much – and should we let them?
Shock wave photographed passing through single cell
Ultra-thin lithium strips show great promise as anode material for enhanced lithium ion batteries
An Integrated Approach to Discovering Stable and Low Cost Electrocatalysts
Hot stuff for 2023 and Christmas forecast
NIWA Hot stuff for 2023 and Christmas forecast
2023-24 GenCost consultation draft released
Evaluating the Truthfulness of Fake News Through Online Searches Increases the Chances of Believing Misinformation
Researchers mold model for more nimble networks
Revealing close and distant relatives in ancient DNA with unprecedented precision
Researchers extol skills of ancient Egyptian medics
Colour of Dragonflies Changes throughout Year
A year of Science and Engineering at The University of Manchester
Patients largely back online GP consultations, finds study
Moderation surpasses excess
Theo Murphy Initiative (Australia) grant funding recipients for 2023-24 announced
Less than three per cent of aged care residents access mental health services. A pilot initiative is giving the sector hope
Spotlight Summer 2023-24: Cotton goes full circle
New health mapping study pinpoints cancer risk factors at local level
Boat ramp surveys boost knowledge of recreational fishery
Academy Fellows receive prestigious International Science Council Fellowship
Scanner data can help NYS farmers boost market sales
Scientists reveal superconductor with on/off switches
Exploring girlhoods, Black scholars connect, imagine and heal
Self-portraits give voice to vulnerable Cambodian fishing communities
Antarctic krill head south 19 December 2023
Research highlights 2023
HKUST, CityU, CUHK and PolyU Co-organize Hong Kong Partners Week
Six students receive 2023 Tokyo Tech Award for Student Leadership
La Trobe University and AdAlta collaboration delivers world-first breakthrough in malaria treatment
Curtin joins network using advanced imaging to tackle major global issues
Toolkit aims to empower culturally and linguistically diverse energy consumers
Filming Microscopic Flow of Hydrogen Atoms in Metal
QUT Motorsport debuts cars of future
AI, climate disinformation, and political polarisation on Woodford schedule
Embrace lifelong learning, Pollack tells December grads
Giant bacterium powers itself with unique processes
Giant bacterium uses unique processes to power itself
Oceanography, seafloor mapping and satellite combine to map world’s strongest current
Managing Postharvest Storage Issues in ‘Shiranui’ Mandarin
Converting Tall Spindle Apple Trees to Narrow Walls with Hedging Plus Root Pruning

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