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Patrick Roberts and Oshan Wedage Awarded ‘Humanitarian’ Title by Sri Lanka’s Indigenous Vedda Community
Study links overuse of antibiotics with severe COVID-19 side effects
Cultural Awareness Training Great Success
Eight Curtin health and medical research projects awarded funding
Notice of apology: Email containing current student information mistakenly sent to currently enrolled students
5 minutes with Future Tutor founder, Breanna Lee
Study improves accuracy of predictive breast cancer genetic test for Ashkenazi Jewish women
HRC grants $52 million to Otago researchers
5-minute brain break: refresh your mind
Photographic project to reveal the history of the Ngarrindjeri people
SMART solutions needed for stressed care workforce, report shows
University of Southern Queensland among best young universities in the world
Round 2 of National Industry PhD Program
Quasar ‘clocks’ show Universe running five times slower soon after Big Bang
University spinout signs agreement on Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers
Exploring causes of health inequalities
Grants support summer language study
Scientists propose new strategy for modern sails to help shipping sector meet its carbon reduction goals
HKUST Elevates Interdisciplinary Education and Research
Swinburne continues to climb in Young University Rankings
Water Storage Capacity in Oceanic Crust Slabs Increases with Age, Researchers Find
Clever Cotton: CRDC’s plan to deliver $1B in value to Australian cotton
The looming 840,000 tonne waste problem that isn’t single-use plastics
Honorary Professor Hideo Hosono and Professor Toshio Kamiya received the Karl Ferdinand Braun Prize
Position statement on Voice to Parliament
Transforming the mining industry through novel composite manufacturing technologies
Notre Dame Young Soroptimist’s Public Speaking Triumph
Industry specialist and astronomer helps Curtin shoot for the stars
17 new Australian Laureate Fellows to boost Australia’s research capability
Powerhouse Museum used powerful non-invasive nuclear and accelerator techniques to gain information about significant Aboriginal cultural belongings
From the streets to social entrepreneur: the Swinburne alum giving hope
First Australian study of patient experience of Voluntary Assisted Dying process
Powerhouse poet heading to Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Young alums find career support through A&S office
Scientists help to map dark Universe
Produce Prescription Programs for Patients with Diabetes Could Save Billions in Healthcare Costs, Study Shows
Artificial intelligence usage in applicant feedback
Discovering Features of Band Topology in Amorphous Thin Films
Composition of lifetime
Device that can remotely monitor your breathing: as tested on cane toads
Investigating the Intricacies of Auxin Signaling Mechanisms in Algae
Birth-related PTSD is ‘strangely overlooked’ in Australia
Dietitians behind the push for emphasis on nutrition in Government’s Early Years Strategy
Deuteration continues to be an important characterisation tool in understanding COVID infectivity and severity
Towards Synthesis of Phenanthridine-Based Pharmaceutical Compounds
Kānuka products potential boon for Māori landowners
Telling more Asian stories on screen
Maths model aims to cut elective surgery waiting lists

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