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Future is what we make it, says winner of Prime Minister’s Prize for Science
Cornell, global partners discuss next ‘grand challenge’
New M.S. in advanced urban design launches at Cornell AAP in NYC
How big were ancient amphibians?
8 Pressing Questions About Long Covid, Answered
Experts urge action on medical test kit waste
Moderna scientist to speak about COVID vaccine development
Going Beyond Zoom – Tips and Tricks for Teaching Hortriculture Online
Unusual antibody type shows ultrapotent activity against Zika
Technique Prints Flexible Circuits on Curved Surfaces, From Contact Lenses to Latex Gloves
Monitoring “frothy” magma gases could help evade disaster
Terminating enterprise agreement can unfairly benefit employers
Moving to ‘Smart Zero’: Digital technologies to accelerate transition to net zero 21 November
Waipapa Taumata Rau to host its first Mātauranga Māori Symposium
Rapid R&D scaling could put Australia at forefront of net zero
Defence satellites, weather radars and drones lead to major meteorite find
Best of Australian science returns to Canberra
Research vessel explores new depths of Gascoyne Marine Park
Solid salamander: Prehistoric amphibian was as heavy as pygmy hippo
Limiting Animal Extinction Requires Preventing Environmental Deterioration and Nuclear War
Tonga eruption confirmed as largest ever recorded
Avocado Time Machine Takes Top Prize at Niwa BOP Science Fair
Scientists find field of meteorites from 2013 asteroid explosion over South Australia
Researchers compile world’s first “atlas” of airborne microbes that provides an important new perspective for public health research
Superstars of STEM 2023 announcement by Minister for Industry & Science Ed Husic MP
Fruit flies use corrective movements to maintain stability after injury
Is Digital Dollar Coming Soon?
‘Butterfly Bot’ is Fastest Swimming Soft Robot Yet
Wreckage from famous warships explored in 3D on anniversary of sinking
Bronfenbrenner, Ph.D. ’93, being honored for contributions to labor movement
Sea level rise predicted to dramatically speed up erosion of rock coastlines by 2100
HKUST and China Resources Institute Forge Collaboration
ARC Training Centre drives 3D imaging and manufacturing
Tokyo Tech Bulletin No. 67 is launched
Transforming Australia’s offshore energy industry
CSIRO superstars set to inspire careers in STEM
Berks center examines how telephone poles can help stop spotted lanternfly
Patent for first saliva-based concussion test awarded to Penn State and partners
Six Superstars of STEM
Tackling plastic pollution with net of law and chemical coding
Australia falling behind in goal to eliminate hepatitis C, new report shows
Mandatory alcohol information virtually invisible online
Stress Protection and Drought Recovery in Cool-season Turfgrass
‘Lost’ pigeon found after more than century
Public views drone strikes with other countries’ support as most legitimate
Australian-first cervical cancer screening program aims to reduce high mortality rates among Aboriginal women
Tokyo Tech Academy of Energy and Informatics, InfoSyEnergy Research and Education Consortium hold joint workshop
ANSTO proudly participates in new ARC Centre of Excellence for Indigenous and Environmental Histories and Futures

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