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Chinese Daigou shoppers a new type of entrepreneur: QUT research
From the ashes: Project to test growth in fire-affected soils
Notre Dame and Ultimo Public School Partner for Math Education Excellence
Populism phenomenon in spotlight at Otago Foreign Policy School
Immigration detention continues in Canada despite the end of provincial agreements
Polson Institute funds collaborative research in global development
Study unveils policy insights for reshoring EV battery production
Profound health impacts of violence
Historic caftan augments diverse fashion collection
Phosphate, a key building block of life, found on Saturn’s moon Enceladus
Back to roots
Metaverse could put dent in global warming
Situation of Uyghurs
Research by ILR’s Ray focuses on human, social capital
Core genes for type 1 diabetes revealed
Third student-led Wakaba Festival enlivens Ookayama Campus
TAFE and Sydney boost Aboriginal dental health workforce
Enhancing carbon dioxide reduction
Hybrid Suzukake Science Day 2023 held successfully
Towards the New-Space Era with Foldable Phased-Array Transmitters for Small Satellites
AIR Hub opens final AIR Pass funding to drive Australias aerospace ecosystem
ARC-funded researcher internationally recognised for her outstanding contribution to science and humanity
Eyes in sky: space weather forecasting
Big congratulations to 2023 King’s Birthday Honours recipients
Employee approval can make or break CEOS, UW research shows
A rare glimpse of our first ancestors in mainland Southeast Asia
UNE takes reins on horse welfare with new short courses
Understanding Tuberculosis from the Bacterium’s Point of View
The Face Game: A citizen science project to learn how Artificial Intelligence will choose to appear to humans
“Match girls” were trailblazers for workers’ rights, argues researcher
G6 publish joint White Paper
A New Magnetizable Shape Memory Alloy with Low Energy Loss, Even at Low Temperatures
International students enjoy Manga and Illustration Festival
Future scientists give physics gear new life
Kings Birthday Honours for Swinburne community
QUT joins forces with Google to use AI to monitor wildlife
Mussel farms may benefit environment
QUT scientist wins prestigious Royal Science of Chemistry award
China’s e-currency explorations and future of trade
Two innovative research teams win Royal Society of Chemistry’s prestigious Horizon Prizes
Organic, recyclable batteries could transform energy storage
New Study Finds Connection Between Long-standing Gender and Racial Gaps in Voting for Democrats
Astronomers find new multi-planet system that resembles the fictional desert Star Wars planet, Tatooine
$7.3M grant to expand wheat pathogen surveillance
Electronic sharing of prescription medicines information would make patients safer, study shows
Ukraine Refugees Could Boost Europe’s GDP
Small Differences With Big Effect
Fellows recognised with King’s Birthday Honours

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