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Molecular dinitrogen anions pave the way for low-temperature ammonia synthesis
Multi-Biomimetic Structural Colors Inspired by Pearls and Bird Feathers
HKUST Holds Information Day for Undergraduate Admissions 2026 Introduces Individualized Interdisciplinary Program and Unveils Enhanced ENGG+AI Flagship Pathway with Boosted Scholarships
Post-COVID Syndrome: Results Of Treatment Trial
Using less politically charged language can ‘lower the temperature’ on DEI training
Two flavors of superconductivity: Material has right ingredients for a twist
PolyU launches Presidential Visiting Professors Scheme, attracting world-leading scholars to advance research excellence
3D “video” Reveals Inner Activity Of Living Cells
Manchester medic’s swift action saves runner at finish line
Pyr-PICsomes: novel programmable nanovesicles for hydrostatic pressure sensing
Research Infrastructure Roadmap must help us prepare and navigate the NCRIS funding cliff and hard choices
Tiny Molecular Movements Can Switch Light On And Off
Australia’s energy innovation recognised with global smart grid award
Researchers Create Light-Activated Cages for ‘Protein Killer’ Molecules
How Common Dietary Fats Can Aggravate Chronic Itch
Oxford Road Corridor launches new ten-year Strategy for Manchester’s Knowledge Quarter
Permanent Daylight Saving Time could lead to at least 2B more dark commutes to school for US children
Emily Cho ’28 unlocks potential in juvenile detention centers with STEM ed
All-natural materials promote ‘regenerative’ architecture
Manchester Museum to transform interpretation of archaeology collections with support from Getty’s New Interpretations initiative
Borneo’s wildfires could have a lasting impact on orangutans
Capturing our closest archaeal relatives offers clues to the origin of eukaryotes
PolyU develops Tumour Heterogeneity Index to precisely identify breast cancer patient drug response, achieving a 56% pathological complete response rate
Shaping Australia’s Semiconductor Future
Synchrotron research reveals how heat-evolved algae respond to warming
Latest CSIRO cuts expose deep uncertainty in Australia’s science system
Curtin Challenges State Government Claims
Titanium Boosts Thermoelectric Performance of Thin Films by 250-fold
New breakthrough could help police trace 3D-printed ‘ghost guns’
Mario Cardinal Grech to visit Australia for conversations on faith, leadership and dialogue
Curtin recognised for driving greater gender equity in STEM
Masterminds Hiding Under Forest
October research highlights: Cellular organization, downsized LLMs, migrant fishers and burrowing shrimp
Real-time view inside batteries leads to faster, cheaper battery production
QUT To Lead Research Hub On Humanoid Robots
Unifying Mechanism For Cancer-driving Mutations
Prosecutors invoke gender stereotypes in capital cases against women
Chornobyl Dog Population Shows Genetic Signatures of Directional Selection
AAP interns help reimagine the future of Far Rockaway, Queens
New Way To Measure How Crisis Counseling Skills Improve
A 60-Year search is over: Würzburg chemists isolate long-elusive molecules
HKUST Advances Preparatory Work for School of Medicine with Steady Progress in Infrastructure, Curriculum Development and Global Talent Recruitment
One tooth, six clues: how a single tooth can help in identifying deceased persons
Ancient Australian landmass helped seed Southeast Asia’s tropical forests
Curtin takes centre court as major partner of HoopsFest Perth 2027
Most childhood physical abuse perpetrated within the home, new study finds
New AgriFutures grants expand investment in people and capability across Australian agriculture
FIVE L’ORÉAL-UNESCO FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE FELLOWS ANNOUNCED IN MILESTONE YEAR

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