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Costs, volunteer demands strain rural ambulance services
HKUST co-led survey shows HK investors have strong intent on ESG investment
New funding for researchers and Centre for Digital Health agreed by Manchester-Melbourne-Toronto Alliance
Starting With In-Person Classes
Hong Kong retail investors show strong intent on ESG investment, despite awareness and associated investment experience remaining
Tokyo Tech academies for WISE Programs celebrate AY 2021 graduates
Middle schoolers create robots at workshops hosted by Society for Study of Robotics
When male bees don’t get lucky
Volcanoes at fault if Earth slips
Jiminy’s wings turned out as fine as his conscience
Researchers Unveil Highly Efficient Means to Reverse Magnetization with Spin Currents
Three pillars of malaria elimination
Positive steps to malaria control
Growing next generation of young indigenous leaders
Venture & IP Conference to showcase Penn State research innovations
Highway death toll signs associated with more crashes, researchers find
Some autism spectrum disorder symptoms linked to astrocytes
Why is there no Uber for live music?
Meteorites from red desert of Australia support search for life on red planet Mars
Mathematical Shortcut for Determining Quantum Information Lifetimes
Glasses bring colour to museum
Class Notes heads to international cappella finals
Class Notes heads to international cappella championship
‘Ammons & Falls’ highlights poet’s ties to Ithaca landscape
Adding high-flavonoid corn to broiler chickens’ diet may cut intestinal disease
Citizen Lab unearths spyware attacks against Catalan politicians, U.K. government: New Yorker
Project runway: Spring fashion show returns
Microdrones With Light-driven Nanomotors
Preclinical study illuminates origin of epileptic seizures
ILR announces 2022 McPherson Awards
Fashion industry legend Stuart Weitzman to speak May 5
In western floodplains, species adapt to bullfrog, sunfish invaders
Businesses benefitting from political connections could harm China’s economic growth
New production method promises to end medical radioisotope shortages
CO2CRC leading pioneering study into Underground Hydrogen Storage
Cricket: more than game for Pakistani team’s new doctor
War doesn’t stop education
Future health planning gaps between GPs, nurses and public exposed
When neurons behave like double-edged sword
African dust crosses Atlantic
Warning signal for volcanic eruptions could be life-saving discovery
Researchers return to Antarctic ‘rainforest’ 21 April 2022
Event shared insights on supply chain challenges and solutions
CSIRO names partners to take on challenges with Next Generation graduates
Feeling sensations – including ones connected to sadness
Lasers trigger magnetism in atomically thin quantum materials
Researchers Uncover How Our Gaze is “Anchored” in Brain
Women’s earnings drop after childbirth

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