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University of Canterbury and ECan team up for the environment
AI ed-tech, smart contraceptive among innovation awardees
Big Red Ventures showcases portfolio at Annual Meeting
Studying Fundamentals of Water as a Solvent Could Lead to Greener Cellulose-Based Products
Lack of local benefits fuels upstate opposition to solar farms
Traces from past
Eastern Broccoli Project partnership leads to promising variety
Biases about bribery in certain countries facilitate corruption
Training a new generation of researchers and leaders to build new capabilities for agriculture
Chinese investment in Australia increases for first time since 2016
How can heart healthcare be ‘greener’?
Fresh hope for Australians living with chronic back pain
Recycle? Recover? New framework aids best practice food waste management
Free public talk – Middle-age board-om: Skating, surfing & snowboarding in your 40s
Research links youth mental health and environment
Embodied power at river’s edge: reimagining Indian Point
Cornell Center for Social Sciences names spring grantees
Advanced aliens could soon detect life on Earth, say scientists
Self-folding origami machines powered by chemical reaction
Luisa Guarco, E23
First human trial of new Zika vaccine begins
Cornell Racing team excels in all-electric competition debut
Advanced X-Ray Technique Unveils Fast Solid-Gas Chemical Reaction Pathways
Scientists receive Chan Zuckerberg Initiative grants
In-scent-ive to avoid danger
Sun, Moon and Earth aligned: what it was like to witness the 2023 total eclipse at sea
Review considers when is best to administer antenatal corticosteroids
ESG strategies for corporate sustainable development
NGO connecting young adults to philanthropy wins business plan competition
Cornell economist co-edits PNAS issue focused on value of clean water
Prolonged power outages, often caused by weather events, hit some parts of the U.S. harder than others
Diamond Naa Ayorkor Mensah, E23
Magnetic imaging unlocks crucial property of 2D superconductor
Ishan Ahuja, E23
Upcycling method turns textile trash to functional coatings
Matias Aranguiz, EG23
X-ray imaging captures fleeting defects in sodium-ion batteries
Intentions alone not enough to succeed in refugee employment
Developing resilient Australian infrastructures
Burnet Institute is proud to share our new visual identity
iDNA from flies to track native species across WA’s wheatbelt: study
TEDxSydney Youth brings the biggest ideas of next generation to Parramatta 
Sciatica surgery pain relief benefits short-lived
Hiria Anderson’s lifelike artworks added to University Art Collection
Sir Mark Oliphant archival collection now available online
HKUST Sweeps 20 awards at 48th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva
Seniors show their love for Cornell
How do we nourish people and planet?

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