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Bioreactors harness bacteria to treat farm runoff
Microwave data assimilation improves forecasts of hurricane intensity, rainfall
Trial of groundbreaking ‘buddy’ scheme for older adults launches
Message of appreciation to supporters of Izusan, Atami City landslide relief fund
Load up hydrogen but hold carbon
Research to focus on pancreatic cancer ‘bubbles’ in blood
New, nanoscale, 3D structure to control light
Easterling brought holistic approach to pressing science problems at NSF
Understanding corrosion in concrete sewer pipes
Researcher discusses brain injury and ‘shadow pandemic’ of intimate partner violence
Social media anaylsis reveals health system stress
Covid community surveillance project launches
Researchers find key blood stem cell regulator
Temp workers benefit from union-management tension
Technique Smooths Path for ‘Federated Learning’ AI Training in Wireless Devices
Newborn infection linked with later infections
Women ‘brushed off’ by health care system to ‘suffer in silence’, study reveals
Groundbreaking network to build Bavaria’s first quantum computer
Kidney disease probably caused by obesity, find scientists
CSIRO’s role in Australia’s Economic Accelerator initiative
Research commercialisation fund could be game-changer
Myanmar coup condemned by academics one year on
First report on Pennsylvanian’s online gambling behaviors released
Urgent investment needed in deadly disease
Cornell audience will hear EPA Administrator Regan speak on environmental justice
Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics holds 3rd International Forum online
New supercomputer to herald next generation of discoveries
Venomous Australian sea anemone may lead to life-saving drugs
Family doctors launch ‘ConfusedAboutCOVID.ca’ to answer common questions
Scientists Reveal Mechanism for Colon Pain and Inflammation
Schwartz Reisman Institute teams up with Canada School of Public Service to offer AI course to public servants
Imaging illuminates biological light switch
Ready, set, count: Great Backyard Bird Count turns 25
Fahmy wins Urban History Association book prize
New piano joins historic instrument collection
Scientists Uncover How Shape of Melting Ice Depends on Water Temperature
Network of European universities
French artist’s work is turn-up for books
Quantum leap on film
Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics holds 2021 Intelligent Services
Low Volcanic Temperature Ushered in Global Cooling and Thriving of Dinosaurs
QUT teams up with Ford Motor Company on autonomous vehicle research
Distinguished staff members in AY2021 commended
Cats in Cage: Novel Hybrid Nanocages for Faster Catalysis
Australia urged to boost support for Covax
Vaccine equity priority for Australia
University of Toronto nursing prof draws on video games to design learning simulations
Diverse stakeholder perspectives improve Ph.D. career development programming