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German Federal Constitutional Court strengthens academic freedom
UN endorses marine conservation project
National hockey heroes lead the charge at annual sports awards
Cancer’s sweet Achilles heel
MEXT Minister Moriyama visits Ookayama Campus
Fruit, nectar, bugs and blood: How bat teeth and jaws evolved for a diverse dinnertime
Adding crushed rock to farmland pulls carbon out of air
David Muller wins Cowley Medal and Keithley Award
Spinaron, Rugby in Ball Pit
Tiny networks intertwine to mimic design of bird colors
Gut fungi amplify inflammation in severe Covid
Gene discovery may help growers battle grape downy mildew
New measuring tool tracks food security over time
Robot stand-in mimics your movements in VR
ERC Synergy Grant for Immunotherapy of Liver Metastases
Visit from Bergen
Five disciplines continue in global top 50 in rankings
Peace with Nature: Rejuvenating war-torn Colombia with sustainable development
Facing up to AI
Swinburne climbs in Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2024
Deep learning speeds up galactic calculations
Sports betting markets and marketing normalising harmful gambling
Digital 3D model of WA shipwreck shared to mark anniversary of its loss
Overseas internships open new doors
‘Pathways to Net Zero Precincts’ set to fast-track low carbon living
You don’t have to have it all figured out
Chapter of German-Jewish reconciliation after Holocaust
Estrogen therapy’s effect on Alzheimer’s needs more study
Can AI Grasp Related Concepts After Learning Only One?
Cornell expands wildfire smoke sensor network for New York
HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP Welcomes Policy Address
Research reveals three new marsupial species – though all likely extinct
Delegates from Three Cambodian Universities Visit Tokyo Tech
Largest contingent of ARC College of Experts since 2010
‘Uncharted territory’: climate scientists sound alarm over Earth’s vital signs
‘Climate Change Comedy Hour’ on Nov. 2
Helping Companies Understand – and Respond to – Online Misinformation
Parasitic Haunting: When Snakes are Eaten From Within
Low-income taxpayer clinic helps farmworkers access tax justice
As Pew investigator, Goldberg to study how animals feed young
Success after service: The veteran’s guide to choosing an online certificate program
Uptick in pediatric mental health ER visits persists through pandemic
TIME selects novel muon navigation system as one of year’s best inventions
Collective intelligence can help reduce medical misdiagnoses
Oct. 26 panel focuses on Israel-Palestine conflict
Manchester palaeontologist to hit Hollywood red carpet ahead of lead role in international dinosaur documentary
President Ho Teck Hua of Nanyang Technological University visits Tokyo Tech
Preventing Airborne Infection without Impeding Communication with Ions and Electric Field

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