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Curtin program sees next generation of Aussie startups Accelerate ahead
Fulbright scholar taps plant-based science for next-generation forensic tools
UniSQ PhD researchers recognised nationally for advancing prostate cancer care
Finland and Australia looking to join forces on quantum technologies
New roadmap to help primary producers navigate energy transition 
Energy Resilience: Why Consumers – And Their Vehicles
QUT Reinvents Bachelor Of Arts For Age Of AI
Nerves In Skin Can Slow Melanoma Growth
Humanities Scholars Tackle Research Across Disciplines
Expanding Lifespan Of Solid-state Batteries
World renowned dental researcher takes the helm of The University of Manchester’s dental division
HKUST-led HKSREC Hosts Space Intelligence Event
AI Tool Maps Tree Loss To Improve City Planning
A new strategy for synthesizing polyfunctionalized biaryls without transition-metal catalysts
Smaller but stronger: a 25-nanometer memory that challenges traditional limits
April research highlights: Sunbird tongues, Seattle fault, inbound asteroids, more
BikeButler map creates personalized routes for riders based on preferences like speed limits and road conditions
From the Living Lab: Rooftop heat recovery slashes Cornell’s energy use
Cornell Atkinson Announces $1.24M In Joint EDF Grants
PolyU SHTM and THINK CHINA joint study offers strategic insights into capturing value of Chinese Mainland tourists in Hong Kong and Macao
HKUST Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Medical Education and Research Complex
Cells Under Spotlight Reveal Their Inner Secrets
Applications open for 2026 Les Young Scholarship
CSIRO inquiry highlights urgent need to rebuild Australia’s STEM workforce and research capacity
Global scholarship backs University of Canterbury research into disease inequity
ARC releases updated policy on the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in grant assessment
Tuning Into Dolphins
ARC And NHMRC statement – Generative AI
Why Stars Spin Down, Or Up, Before They Die
Music fans separate artists’ controversies from their art, study finds
Cost Of Delaying Childhood Vaccination
„We All Leave Digital Footprints On Internet”
Study reveals why epithelial cancer is more aggressive in some tissues
New AI Tools Find Smarter Ways To Measure Pasture
From global insights to paddock change: Meet Nuffield scholar Robert Bell
Understanding Hodgkin lymphoma cell origins could yield better diagnostics
New Self-Assembling Polymers Proven To Be Effective At Gene Delivery
PolyU and Fu Hong Society establish Asia’s first Centre for Inclusive Innovation harnessing academia-industry synergy to translate research for social inclusion
Education saves lives: new study reveals global link between learning and longevity
Manchester conference provides fresh perspectives on Falklands/Malvinas conflict
HKUST and Times Higher Education Co-Host Asia Universities Summit 2026
Foldable origami-inspired antennas for CubeSat satellites
HKUST Team Co-Pioneers a “Slow-Release Solvent” Strategy to Advance Large-Area Perovskite Photovoltaic Modules
Simplifying Clean Hydrogen Production with a New All-in-One Photocatalytic Cocatalyst
New Catalyst That Redefines Ammonia Decomposition
Game on Brisbane: QUT Forum showcases the leaders shaping a city on the road to 2032
University of Canterbury study challenges reading strategies for autistic children
New Insights Into How Earthquakes Stop

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