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High-risk Pregnancy Software Gets Development Grant
Portable Eye Scanner Powered by AI Expands Access to Low-Cost Community Screening
Answering Questions Most Commonly Asked About Moon
Hop to it: A ‘chocolate’ egg collection that explores the past
Top Honour For International Tax Expert
Male fish lose their learning edge in polluted waters, study finds
Key contracts awarded for the Macquarie Island Station Project 2 April 2026
Research Excellence Earns Royal Society Recognition
Research questions legitimacy of promoting harmful products
Gold for cash and an inflamed rash?
New Study Finds Evidence of Cosmic Explosions with Missing Black Holes
Easter egg exhibit showcases Ukrainian program, culture at Cornell
Shortage Of Synapses In Schizophrenia?
The University of Manchester takes on the lead of ICURe for the North marking a new chapter for UK research commercialisation
Co designed intervention shows promise for improving mental health discharge for people with dementia, research finds
AI study reveals England’s productivity divide is far more complex than North-South
£30 Million Building Refurbishment Announced
HKUST Researchers Reveal How Tropical Pacific Climate Shifts Amplify Arctic Sea‑Ice Melt
How Gossiping Mushroom Networks Share Your Public Urination Secrets
Keeping Artemis II connected: Australia’s role in historic lunar mission
New insights into rare pancreatic tumors that cause low blood sugar
It Takes Village For Lake Tanganyika Fish
Powerful, non-destructive Synchrotron technique provided insights into rare Renaissance manuscript
Significant rise in sepsis cases, research finds
Study Explores Māori Views On Capitalism
Applications open for the 2026 Les Young Scholarship – an international opportunity for emerging Thoroughbred professionals 
50 Years Measuring World’s Cleanest Air
Crushing soda cans and the mathematics of corrugation formation
Why We’re Skeptical Of Emotions We See On Our Screens
Burnout May Lead Family Doctors To Leave Medicine
More Than 110 New Species From Coral Sea Revealed
German Cancer Prize For José Pedro Friedmann Angeli
PolyU announces “PolyU Top 10 Research & Innovation Stories of the Year”; Showcasing impactful research driving Hong Kong’s high-quality development
How a Study Supported by Sarah Harding’s Legacy Transformed One Woman’s Future
HKUST Innovations Shine at the International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva
Thousands of pico-satellites may transform how phones connect to space
Radiation-resistant Wi-Fi chip could enable wireless robots for nuclear decommissioning
Popular kids’ apps use deceptive tactics to draw them to paid content
Notre Dame joins global dialogue on women and girls’ health
A power plant in the palm of your hand: a small fuel cell that works safely at high temperatures
QUT Nudgeathon aims to spark creative action on biosecurity
Investigating the mysteries of fish toxins
Monash scientists capture atoms in motion, unlocking next-generation memory technology
South Island’s First Wave Buoy Network Grows
Otago recognises Samoan health, education and community leader
Panel explores Indigenous voices in Abiayala/Latin America
Researchers Identify Potential Disease Marker, Therapeutic Target for Cats with Osteoarthritis
Donor’s Fund Enables Dedicated Humanities Research

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