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Commercialisation connector & research rockstar to lead STA
Hard pill to swallow: Newly elected Government must focus on future-proofing health of Victorians
Storytelling: ancient tool of modern innovation
‘Fun’ research on historic ads about flying saucers, UFOs remains relevant
Engineers improve electrochemical sensing by incorporating machine learning
CRDC Directors on farm in Chinchilla
Astronomers observe intra-group light – elusive glow between distant galaxies
Australian researchers honoured for work in infectious disease prevention
15 successful Starting Grantees
Protein Spheres Protect Genome of Cancer Cells
Using Vapes May Set Stage for Dental Decay
Machine learning gives nuanced view of Alzheimer’s stages
We need new digital skills
Zombie viruses on hijacking trip
Elite sport linked with osteoarthritis risk
Precision medicine trial opens for rare adult and paedatric cancers
Young people’s wellbeing falls sharply after starting secondary school
Supporting Ukrainian scientists through partnership with Breakthrough Prize Foundation
From emergency room to aged care: potential of HIRAID in healthcare
Global search uncovers historic Stolen Generations child drawing
Study finds conceiving quickly after miscarriage not linked to adverse risks
Climate plays large role in carbon release from streams, researchers find
New ‘Life From All Angles’ video features Sally Mackenzie’s epigenetics research
Study links heavy rainfall decline to drought
Three events explore concepts of te ao Māori
Two more prestigious awards for Otago researchers
U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves CSL’s HEMGENIX , first gene therapy for hemophilia B
Chinese writing: from complexity to greater complexity
Cornell Veterans Colleague Network Group honors continuation of service
Landmark report analyses impact of AI on science
Future of snack food: Good for your waist, good for waste
State of Climate 2022 – Australia continues to warm; heavy rainfall becomes more intense
Webb telescope shows exoplanet atmosphere as never seen before
Government ‘misleading public’ about modern slavery, new research claims
Charcoal and Cattle Correlate with Madagascar’s Megafaunal Extinctions
Researchers Discover New Way to Synthesize mRNAs Enhancing Effectiveness of mRNA Drugs and Vaccines
Genes and tongues are not always tied together
New insights into medicines for pre-eclampsia
Australian TV News still lacking cultural diversity despite some progress
Looking at Oxygen Storage Dynamics in Three-Way Catalysts
Professor Brendan Crabb admitted to Australian Academy of Science
New process developed to extract high purity rare earth element oxides
Study explores EV-lane charging potential
Where have all Christmas beetles gone?
Synchrotron scientist in team that makes historic meteorite find
Prestigious Prime Minister’s 2022 Prize for Innovation awarded to CSIRO’s PhotonAssay technology
Kidney function trajectory starts in childhood – Otago study
Prime Minister’s 2022 Prizes for science

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