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Lockdown loneliness, homeworking and financial worries impact mental health
Tasmanian tiger pups found to be extraordinary similar to wolf pups
Engineers find antioxidants improve nanoscale visualization of polymers
Keeping Sperm Cells on Track
Expert commentary UK COVID-19 strain and vaccines in Australia
Mechanophores: Making Polymer Crystallization Processes Crystal Clear
Antarctic tradies in training for medical emergencies 8 January 2021
Research finds increased trust in government and science amid pandemic
Why you’re checking work emails on holidays
Cornell’s revamped external education unit broadens its reach
Study suggests smart assistant design improvements for deaf users
High-speed atomic force microscopy visualizes cell protein factories
Nanodroplets and Ultrasound ‘Drills’ Prove Effective at Tackling Tough Blood Clots
Genomes reveal insights into much-loved Aussie animals
Oldest Hominins of Olduvai Gorge Persisted Across Changing Environments
Large transporter protein linked to schizophrenia
Protein twist and squeeze confers cancer drug resistance
Beached sunfish samples added to CSIRO’s Australian National Fish Collection
What’s behind Trump supporters’ brazen storming of Capitol
EQUIS accreditation elevates Curtin Business School to elite status
Researchers discover how to improve gold extraction process
Hang in there, Australia – we’re in great shape but we’re only halfway through COVID marathon
Swinburne-led research team demonstrates worlds fastest optical neuromorphic processor
Like investors, bacteria, viruses and cancer cells hedge their bets
Not just a guys’ club: resistance training benefits older women just as much as older men
RACGP urges patients to look after their health
Resist resistance: Fighting good fight against bacteria
Organic matter, bacteria doom sea stars to oxygen depletion
Ineke Dezentjé Hamming-Bluemink new member Supervisory Board TU/e
New approach needed for newborns with hearing loss
Quantum Mysteries: Probing an Unusual State in Superconductor-Insulator Transition
Magnets dim natural glow of human cells, may shed light on how animals migrate
Catalyst Transforms Plastic Waste into Valuable Ingredients at Low Temperature
Projects awarded more than $1million in ARC funding
Age of Father Affects Offspring Through an Epigenetic Mechanism
New Hard Disk Write Head Analytical Technology Can Increase Hard Disk Capacities
Initiative to employ AI in behavioral health monitoring
Cornell startup awarded $600K to improve food safety
TU/e launches new master Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
Non-Immigrant Kids Respond Differently When Immigrant Children Are Bullied
Traditional stereotypes about masculinity may help explain support for Trump
Identification of a protein that causes adipose tissue loss in cancer-associated cachexia
PolyU awarded funding from Areas of Excellence Scheme of Research Grants Council
Novel Crystalline Oxide May Solve Problem of Overheating in Composite Materials
CSIRO ‘gene sandwich’ to enhance wheat rust resistance
Preparing for COVID-19 vaccination rollout
New CSIRO weight loss tool set to motivate Australians to achieve their new year’s resolutions
A high order for a low dimension

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