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Voyage of discovery to East Antarctic margin
Academy welcomes new philanthropy director
Inaugural New Zealand Hydrogen Symposium
Professor Caroline Homer research world leader
Developments in Australian science to watch out for in 2023
What’s future of cotton research?
Baylor’s Institute for Studies of Religion Case Study Spotlights C2 Leadership Institute
Half of NZ’s rivers blocked for migratory fish
Historian wins NEH grant for work on British-India empire building
Spring 2023 at AAP: collaboration in action
Study shows impact of high GP turnover on service and health
Workshop on Advanced Materials 2022 held with Dalian University of Technology
TAIST-Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program in Japan 2022
Capturing carbon with both hands
QUT Virtual Cycling Centre offers online challenges
Australians deserve more out of Medicare
Chemist wins National Academy of Science award
DNA detector exposes hidden Antarctic krill 24 January 2023
New CSIRO program makes R&D more accessible for SMEs in mining sector
Australian tech helping safeguard international nuclear material
Lymphoma mutation yields super-competitive immune cells
Mutant with Counting Disability
Soft robots harness viscous fluids for complex motions
Major funding for Manchester will help find new cancer treatments
New Tool Uses Ultrasound ‘Tornado’ to Break Down Blood Clots
Doubling the capacity of iron oxide-type cathodes for cost-effective Li-ion batteries
Parental support linked to teen internet addiction
Volunteers drive social change in wartime Ukraine
Tokyo Tech Bulletin No. 68 is launched
Social learning is possum-able, world-first research suggests
Nanoscopic tool assesses alternative Covid prevention
Drones Collect Environmental Data
Student-led project deepens local knowledge and love for Ookayama area
Statement on CSIRO’s Culture Survey
New funding for Tech Central research
Dollar Stores Are Growing as Food Retailers in U.S
New discoveries from New Zealand’s deepest waters
Tomato Analyzer Software Reveals Phenotypic Diversity in New Mexican Chile Peppers
Simulations and Experiments Reveal Unprecedented Detail about Water Motion in Salt Water
Solved: the secret to long lived leaves
When recreational cannabis is legal, codeine demand drops
Archaeologists shed light on the lives of Stone Age hunter-gatherers in Britain
Violence was widespread in early farming society
Approaching terahertz regime
Performing Nazism: Why would you wear Holocaust like costume?
New university name “Institute of Science Tokyo” (tentative) to be submitted to ministry council
Analyzing Sweat via Microelectronic Fibers for Non-invasive Health Monitoring
Electronic Nose: Sensing the Odor Molecules on Graphene Surface Layered with Self-Assembled Peptides