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PolyU develops highly sensitive, microscopic optical fibre sensors with pioneering biomedical monitoring capability
Shaking up earthquake science on Macquarie Island 6 July 2021
Face off for best ID checkers
Paramedics warn of critical vulnerability in Sydney ambulance Control
Health Metrics Expand Technology Offering with Uniti Software Acquisition
Enabling drones to use tools in complex environments
Kepler telescope glimpses a free-floating planet population
Morrison’s COVID roadmap a step in right direction
NIWA takes shot at golf course ratings
Researchers to explore impact of gender and body image on post-surgery pain
Researcher launches group to help detect hidden biases in AI systems
UK’s green recovery falls well short of its European counterparts
Developing cancer therapies with stem cells
HESTA launches story collection to honour First Nations nurses and midwives
Facebook still allowing hate speech on public pages
First call to join working groups for Million Year Ice Core project 5 July 2021
Curtin rock physics whiz awarded international honour
Victim blaming can affect trial outcomes
What is means to Heal Country
Why Does Mercury Have a Big Iron Core?
Collective battery storage beneficial for decarbonized world
Just Mix It Up: New Synthetic Method for Making Amphiphilic Molecules without Additives
Right at your fingertips: researcher creating digital touch
Study of Queensland Music Trails explores social impact of regional music festivals
XELJANZ PBS-listed for patients with moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis
July Fourth and early Black Americans: It’s complicated
Universities of Manchester and Chile combine engineering programmes to address energy resilience and sustainability
TU/e to acquire top electron microscope
Call for ‘critical conversation’ about statues in context of Black Lives Matter
Risks, smoke alarms and advice
Lunchtime English Café launches online
Catholic sector warns govt failure to accept key Royal Commission recommendation will put aged care homes under greater pressure
Professor Brendan Crabb to lead Australian Global Health Alliance
Role of existing nurses needs to be at centre of vaccine rollout strategy
Climate scientists making shift to new “normal”
Soil, carbon sequestration and fight against climate change
It’s a start, but simply not enough
How to build quake-proof bridges on uncertain ground
Researchers reduce severity of sleep apnoea by at least 30 per cent
Turning Yeast Cells Into Labs For Studying Drivers of Gene Regulation
Software tool breathes life into post-COVID office airflow
Loss of biodiversity in streams threatens vital biological process
How long can a person live? 21st century may see a record-breaker
New approach can add diversity to crop species without breeding GMOs
Scientists resurrect ‘forgotten’ genus of algae living in marine animals
Test and experience workplace of future
How to be mindful of mental health during lockdown
Rare tadpole is new to science

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