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France’s shorter work week hit lower-skilled workers harder
As Antarctic blue whales advance along the road to recovery, continued oversight is key
Good, Bad And Cringy Moments
World Class University Presidents Forum 2026 Concludes Successfully
Let there be light – novel AI framework runs on optical hardware
Controlling molecular helicity: A new approach to constructing chiral nanographenes
Coordination: The urgent challenge facing Australia’s energy transition
When bees are under pressure, so is our food system
New career pathways and industry connections: Horizon scholarship gives flight to veterinary student
How evolutionary changes in a key enzyme may have tuned the protein synthesis rate
Electrical Control of an Unconventional Quantum Transport State in Magnets Demonstrated
ARC boosts expert assessment with 63 new College members
COP31: Monash University Expert Commentary
Blood Vessels Find Alternative Paths To Grow
Tiny structures in your spine could hold clues to why our backs wear out
Controlling quantum materials with light: why two pulses can be better than one
World-Class University Presidents Forum 2026 Opens in Hong Kong
PolyU research uncovers hidden cause of ageing in perovskite solar cells; new strategy significantly extends cell lifetime
Electronics-Free Artificial Reflex Reproduces Knee-Jerk and Enables Bipedal Walking
A New Spin on Catalysts: A Roadmap for Smarter Chemical Reactions
PolyU establishes Research Institute for Microbiology to tackle antimicrobial resistance and drive AI-empowered medical innovation
Researchers target menopause health and hidden cause of heart attacks
Tiny melt traces shed light on the Colorado Plateau’s explosive past
Sustainable, quality fibre management With Susie Paterson
Work begins on internal fit-out as Southern Ocean Research Aquarium takes shape 4 November 2026
Australia has the ingredients to build a local battery manufacturing sector
Dependable infants and their protest behaviours predict fetal loss in wild mandrills
Cornell Semiconductor Sets Record For Widest Bandgap
‘Family:’ Bedrock Of Human Interaction
New Clues On Origin Of Red Auroras
HKUST and HSBC Forge Strategic Partnership to Advance AI, Emerging Technologies and Financial Innovation
Manchester physicists step closer to the ‘Zeptoverse’ after 42-year particle search
Shaping Gold Nanoparticles Inside Tiny Lipid Capsules
Māori leaving prison have ‘no housing, nowhere to go’
Journalist Graeme Wood to discuss al-Qaeda’s fate and origins Nov. 16
Six-layer graphene displays superconductivity and orbital magnetism
Dinosaur blood – oldest discovery rewrites what fossils can reveal about the past
Climate Change Is Making Tropics Hotter
UW scientists build whole-Earth simulation to help find life on other planets
Y Combinator’s Graham: Build ‘stuff you’re genuinely interested in’
From wild to mild: Friendly foxes show changes in brain region
Is faith feminine? Why US churches have men in pulpits, women in pews
Why Birds Speed Up To Slow Down: Physics Of Landing
HKUST and HKMA Launch PQC Toolkit to Support Banks’ Quantum Preparedness
Nobutoshi Nawa awarded the title of Honorary Professor by Osh State University, Kyrgyz Republic and also receives a certificate of honor from…
Helping children flourish: A broader view of school readiness
Macromolecular crowding could help build artificial cell systems
A New Way to Make Better Use of Ruthenium in Single-Atom Catalysts

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