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What do you hear when you listen with your body?
QUARTZ hits road
Talking numbers: Cornell hosts math communication workshop
University of Toronto’s Urban Data Centre to help ‘wrangle’ data needed to build smarter cities
University of Toronto and Toronto hospitals mount research response to monkeypox
Post-pandemic diet shifts could avert millions of deaths
Environmental social scientist Australia’s nominee for international 2022 ASPIRE Prize
Swinburne researcher is peoples choice in Universities Australias pitch it clever competition
Four Curtin researchers recognised in 2022 WA Young Tall Poppy Awards
University shines in world rankings
Australia’s politicians live longer than rest of us
Climate Factors Predict Future Mosquito Activity
Machine provides early warning for emerging Covid variants
‘An iconic Canadian survivor’: Researchers want to know how this fish adapted to our deepest and coldest lakes
Researchers use rapid antibody test to gauge immune response to SARS-CoV-2 variants
What Causes Brain’s Emotional Hub to Switch to Negative States?
Biosynthesis of strychnine elucidated
Shedding New Light on Dark Matter
UNDA Volunteers at Clontarf Foundation Football Carnival
Future of encryption
HKUST Announces Flexible Admissions Arrangement for 2022 JUPAS Candidates
Revealing atomistic structures behind AFM imaging
World-first studies point way to preventing rheumatic fever in Aotearoa and internationally
New drilling fluid technology advancing mineral exploration
Depression in fathers and children linked, regardless of genetic relatedness
Search for Nyungar children’s artwork goes global
Dental system failing children, urgent change needed – specialists
Inhalable Covid Vaccine Shows Promise in Rodent Model
Safety, mobility and local services key for residents in Toronto’s inner suburbs
Only 7% of American Adults Have Good Cardiometabolic Health
What is pond? Study provides first data-driven definition
World’s largest particle accelerator surges back to life with record-breaking run
Bring back wolves – but not as heroes or villains
Meeting point Lindau
Diplomats and scholars from Africa join University of Toronto colleagues to talk about shared aspirations and priorities
Link between recognizing our voice and feeling in control
PolyU launches largest interdisciplinary research platform in Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area to advance development of
Thetos Foundation supports PolyU to establish Endowed Young Scholar position in Social Services
Large Hadron Collider project discovers three new exotic particles
Growing trend of dark tourism
Transparency focus in Australian cotton sustainability update
Partnering with government and Aboriginal organisations to ensure safety of drinking water
New Deans announced
New telescope to detect Gravitational Wave events
G’day space: Australia is “go” for launch
University of Canterbury Business School receives global reaccreditation
Giant Leap for space industry R&D in NSW
New aerospace engineering degree launches in Christchurch