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Students of Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology win company-sponsored architecture contest
TECH Cooking Studio explores science of baking
How forensic psychology finds truth in unreliable memories
Sensor bracelet designed to give back control to hand-impaired
Discovering Adulterer’s Guide: Aotearoa’s Wicked Bible
Australia to lift Antarctic clean-up efforts 2 May 2022
Start-ups: help us improve AI, robotics, biotech and cybersecurity for defence of Australia
Updates on developments in small modular reactor technologies
Microbiologists get grant to study biofilms guarding foodborne pathogen Listeria
Feeding Kids, Nourishing Minds: Researcher Mavra Ahmed studies school food programs in Canada
A&S chooses first Nexus Scholars for summer research
Light-infused particles go distance in organic semiconductors
PolyU supports startups to translate industry-recognised research excellence into societal impact
University ends investments in coal, oil and gas and reduces carbon intensity of its investments by 37%
New funding for hepatitis campaigns
Susan and Gary Rothwell awarded honorary doctorate
Biomedical engineering and wonders of plasma technologies
Law of land: Australian scientists return to remote frozen library 29 April 2022
Swinburne finalists shine at Premiers Design Awards
New plant science team gets grants from USDA-NIFA for research on soil microbes
Advanced surface dating technique clarifies information about possible migration of early peoples to Americas
Researchers tackle wicked problems in shipping industry
How much is too much? Finding sustainable limit to human-caused wildlife mortality
Researchers collect personal stories from coast to coast to illuminate history of Muslims in Canada
Restorative Record helps employers see beyond criminal records of job applicants
Unchecked global emissions on track to initiate mass extinction of marine life
Researchers Create Self-Assembled Logic Circuits From Proteins
Cornell Veterinary farm call service saves mother sheep
Sustainable Business certificate tackles much more than environmental issues
Mixed-reality driving simulator low-cost alternative
Decreased Genetic Diversity in Immune System Could Impact Endangered Toad Survival
Bones, constructed like prestressed concrete
Run Tan: Physically Empty. Mindful
Multi-million euro grants from Brussels
Funding boost for renewable energy systems partnership
Researchers Unlock Potential Means to Reduce Lithium-Ion Batteries Reliance on Rare Metals
Tokyo Tech hosts 15th Student Support Forum online
Sydney shifts position in global impact rankings
CSIRO to help Australian businesses seize energy transition opportunity
Global sustainability first for UC
Pregnant women living near natural gas sites experience higher rates of depression, substance use: Study
Mindfulness reduced stress, but didn’t change decisions: ILR research processes
Omnichannel Leadership Program designed by Industry and powered by Cornell
Health startup Signal 1 AI uses machine learning to save lives: Globe and Mail, BetaKit
Privatization, poverty threaten water affordability
Scientists prove diseased blood vessels communicate with brain
E. coli bacteria exploits Crohn’s disease inflammation
Children’s stress declined with vaccine rollout

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