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Self-healing batteries the focus of $1.3 million ARC-funded UniSQ research
19-year-old Founder Tackles Online Crime
From powder to possibility: CSIRO’s new lab is helping shape the future of metal 3D printing
When worldbuilding impulses merge with real world politics
University of Manchester and Arizona State University strengthen transatlantic humanities collaboration
Uncovering hidden complexity in a key drug target for brain disorders
Molecular insight into biological nitrogen fixation close to the boiling point
HKUST Welcomes the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Strengthening Partnerships in Education, Research, and Talent Development
First Camino pilgrimage offers transformative experience for Notre Dame community
New treatment for rare genetic liver disorder approved in Japan
Ten minutes at a time: OrigamiSat-2 tests an origami-inspired antenna in space
Shining a light on pregnancy loss risk factors
New Wheat Variety For West
New Study Examines Americans’ Relationship With Science – It’s Complicated
Science Tokyo And MIT Launch New Collaboration
What’s your problem? Bring it to emerging tech dialogues
Now at Cornell, legendary designer’s collection inspires the next generation
A&S Offers New Science, Technology And Society Major
Stress Hormone Timing Creates Different Kind Of Obesity
Duffield Engineering announces first recipients of Breakthrough awards
Greater Manchester pupils put engineering skills to the test in Manchester Minesweeper challenge
Royce Institute receives £95m funding to back the next generation of materials research
Portraits of the artist’s life – William Robinson: Lessons in Looking exhibition opens
Inspiration alone won’t solve Australia’s teacher shortage, study reveals
Justin Gooding’s Journey From Discovery To Impact
How an ancestral practice supports healing across generations
Micro-dramas And Battle For Attention
When Rust Falls From Tree
Pioneering doctoral programme tackles global fungal threat and underrepresented populations disease research
Fertilizers Are Damaging Coral Reefs In Gulf Of Mexico
Human Fingerprint In Regional Climate Change
Sp. App. Assistant Professor Trevor Zhiqing YEOW Receives the 48th Annual Paper Encouragement Award at the Japan Concrete Institute Annual Convention
Using marine fossils, a large international collaboration decodes a fundamental process in Earth’s history
Large international collaboration decodes a fundamental process in Erath’s history
Large international collaboration improves accuracy of radiocarbon dating using marine fossils
Opening statement to the Inquiry into the value of skilled migration to Australia
Tohoku University and Kyocera Develop World’s First Silicon Photonics Isolator Technology
Bringing classical LDPC code design theory to quantum computers
Light triggers a new material state in just 30 femtoseconds
Behavioural Science Takes Aim At Fire Ant Threat
Tadpoles That Don’t Care About Their Siblings
University of Canterbury tops education sector in employer brand results
Study Suggests AI-Generated Images Could Support Conservation, but Real-World Data Remains Essential
Fossil feathers preserved inside dinosaur poop could help explain why some birds survived the dinosaur mass extinction
How writer Jean Toomer envisioned an American race beyond color
HKUST Hosts the “Future of Low Altitude Economy” Forum
Coyote density is 9 times higher in Seattle than in Washington’s wild lands
PolyU and Citybus sign MoU to promote simulated driving training, enhancing training effectiveness and road safety for Bus Captains

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