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Project aims to improve accuracy of climate change models
Action needed on high mortality in children with adrenal insufficiency
EarthTalks to examine history of fire in tropical Asia from ice age to present
How social media is changing way people get to know one another
Tokyo Tech Bulletin No. 63 is launched
QUT researchers take out four Women in Technology awards
Statement from President – Government’s net zero 2050 announcement
Medicine supply to Australian communities in jeopardy if antigen testing is not provided to pharmacies
New Synthesis Process Paves Way for More Efficient Lasers, LEDs
Dylan Ashton wins ECR Prize for work on using kangaroo tendon for grafts on humans
Sydney’s new airport inspiring young minds to pursue career in STEM
Study seeks genetic links to kidney disease on Norfolk Island
Center for Socially Responsible AI accepting seed funding proposals
Penn State Great Valley to host ‘Reading Hemingway’s Mail’
Open book: University of Toronto-Aga Khan exhibit explores secrets within ancient texts
ANSTO’s advanced radiation imaging solution CORIS360 – wins two Gold Good Design Awards
Researchers discover way to increase effectiveness of antibiotics
Study explores how climate change may affect rain in U.S. Corn Belt
Erie researchers identify new threat to American chestnut trees
Nature-inspired coatings could power lab-on-a-chip devices for rapid, inexpensive medical tests
CSIRO launches new $7m drill core research facility to support Australian mineral discovery
Researchers’ lab-grown muscles used to study Duchenne muscular dystrophy, develop treatments
Three-year MD program grads have less debt, are ready for residency
Cornell recommends booster shots for those eligible
Roper Center launches Health Poll Database
Scientists, economists aim to make China ag self-sustaining
Dream reaction in ball mill
Professor Caroline Homer appointed NHMRC Council Chair
Traffic and mobile phone data predict COVID case counts in rural Pennsylvania
HKUST Builds Green Living Hub for Students
More than light detectors: magic of your eyes’ pupils
Designing sustainable futures for all, not just humans
How do we decolonise news reporting?
Humane Research Australia’s new report calls for transition to human-relevant smoke inhalation research
Genetic risk test developed to predict alcohol-related cirrhosis of liver
COVID doesn’t need to run rampant. Here are six ways to keep cases low in next year
Making smart use of solar and wind energy in your home
Entrepreneur of Year to be honored at NYC entrepreneurship conference
How can lizards adapt to changing climate?
Machine learning predicts antibiotic resistance spread
Popular perennial flowering plants can attract diverse mix of pollinators
Transdisciplinary film explores Trinidad and Tobago
New measurements improve diagnosis of ‘woman’s heart’
Novel Peroxide-based Material Emits Fluorescence in Response to Stress
What you need to know about women’s economic abuse
‘If you want summer, get vaccinated’ – Jacinda Ardern sets target for re-opening New Zealand
Reflections of volcanologist as science organisation faces charges in wake of 2019 Whakaari eruption
Appointment of 2021 ARC Advisory Council

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