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Oldest Genome from Wallacea Shows Previously Unknown Ancient Human Relations
Weill Cornell awarded $28.5M grant to lead HIV cure research
NextGen Cassava director earns Nigeria agriculture prize
UW, Carnegie Mellon to pioneer platforms that harness astrophysical data to unravel universe’s mysteries
Australian nutritional researcher wins international 2021 ASPIRE Prize
Woman Behind Vaccine Breakthrough
Asia experts urge better post-Covid labour deal
Statement about CSIRO and agricultural industries
Low-income drivers being punished by tax rules, study finds
New report on antimicrobial use and resistance in Australia
Turn down heat
Ventilation failing and an opportunity
Swinburne-led research aims to improve health outcomes for pancreatic cancer patients
Advanced recycling turning plastic waste into resources
Sibling’s likelihood of autism diagnosis impacted by age gap, study finds
Cellular agriculture development has potential to change food industry, society
Strategically engineered nutrition program ‘The Pursuit By You’ wins $7,500
New research evaluates impact of Covid travel bans
New tool could help authors bust writer’s block in novel-length works
Symposium explores how built environment can advance social equity
Drive-through voting is hit with Harris County voters, according to newly released Rice U. survey
Fringe show is sure to keep audience engaged
Fossil study gets to root of Earth’s early plants
Breakthrough in sizing nanoparticles using fluid-filled tubes
Top Position in Shanghai Ranking
IPS cells show therapeutic benefits for rare muscle dystrophy
Australian giving mixed bag in 2018-19: tax stats crunched by QUT research
Tokyo Tech hosts online ASPIRE Forum 2021
Otago tops Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards podium
Volcanic surge narrowed seas during ancient global warming event, study finds
Centenary Institute supports NSW RNA push
Little support makes big difference this Dementia Action Week
Stewart Island gets new electronic weather station
New method improves detection of harmful microscopic parasites in water
Australian TV drama production halved in two decades
Ships of science 24 August 2021
Trailblazing Rice bioengineer is turning cells into disease fighters
PolyU develops smart tree management system and transfers technology to Tree Management Office to improve tree health monitoring
Study assesses risk that fruits, vegetables sold in U.S. are products of forced labor
Scientists report breakthrough in actinide metal-metal bonding
No-till production farmers can cut herbicide use, control weeds, protect profits
Study of Health Innovation Manchester role published in international journal
Fish on its way to new shores
Birds Got Rhythm, Telling Us Something About How We Form Speech and Movement
“Quite unsuitable for females” – 100 years since women’s football ban
GP turnover increasing over past decade in England
High-rate Magnesium Rechargeable Batteries Move One Step Closer to Realization
Severe Covid symptoms in elderly are consistent with weaker immune system

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