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Coral reefs stablised Earth’s carbon cycle for 250 million years
Australia must invest in sovereign AI capability to seize this moment
Smart Resource Processing
Southern Annular Mode in most positive state in 1,000 years, review finds
Designing emotionally safe digital spaces for older Australians
National Industry PhD Projects Success 2 December
Curtin Accelerate to propel WA businesses to new heights in 2026
The Bega Valley is showing Australia how regions can go circular
National study finds where you live influences your body weight
Toward Better Life Guided By Mental Wellbeing
Unearthing a quiet giant: Australia’s rising truffle industry
QUT Marks 50 Years Of Nutrition And Dietetics Education
Australian Antarctic Program resupplies station and returns to Heard Island and McDonald Islands on V2 2 December 2025
Home-based care could help many with acute mental illness thrive
Reef relief: how science is restoring Ashmore Reef Marine Park
A legacy of love, landmark gift to defeat pancreatic cancer
Future Focus For Australian Science
Project to improve prostate cancer detection
New DNA library ready to revolutionise environmental monitoring
Ancient dirty dishes reveal decades of questionable findings
Grants to support research at nexus of AI, climate science
The smell of fatty foods during pregnancy promotes obesity in offspring
Bone-health start-up anchors new kind of food innovation in Ithaca
Tale Of Two Ponds Sheds Light On High Emissions
Bird-of-paradise Inspires Darkest Fabric Ever Made
Why Researchers Are Studying Lipid Levels in Chimpanzee Blood
Cornell researchers awarded grant to advance tuberculosis diagnostics
“Carbon Offsets Have Led to Limited Increase in Climate Protection”
European Spinouts Report 2025: Max-Planck leads the way in Germany
HKUST Prof. LAW Kam-Tuen Named “New Cornerstone Investigator” – Hong Kong’s Only Honoree this Year
Liquid biopsy tool to guide early-stage gastric cancer treatment
A better method devised to separate two important gases used in industry
Fighting Two Infections At Once
Protecting fish on the Great Barrier Reef helps prevent crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks
From plastic teeth to real patients: how simulation is preparing future dentists
From racing to research: Meet the new Program Manager shaping the future of Australia’s honey bees
Notre Dame achieves highest national success rate for Australian Research Council funding
Study highlights rise of ‘authoritarian peacemaking’ and its implications for Ukraine
Edison West’s vision for sustainable Aussie ag earns industry support
Driving innovation: Rice Breeding Australia’s milestones in 2025
A potential game-changer for older mare fertility: Niacin enters the chat
Applications now open: 2026 AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship
Researchers Tame ‘noisy’ Light In Tiny Lasers
A huge win for evidence-informed decision-making and the environment
HKUST Expresses Profound Sorrow for Tai Po Fire Tragedy and Pledges Support to Community
Research calls for “sportswashing” rethink amid FIFA Peace Prize rumours
Research Training Groups: A Boost for Early-Career Researchers
HKUST Researchers Pioneer Pathway to Mechanical Intelligence by Breaking Symmetry in Soft Composite Materials

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