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RACGP welcomes approval of over 4600 general practices to be COVID-19 vaccine clinics
CSIRO secures licence to develop medicinal cannabis
Study defines ideal children’s bedtime routine
Wildlife regulation, ‘one health’ keys to avert more pandemics
Rice Business Plan Competition to announce 2021 teams
Indian MP Rahul Gandhi to speak on democracy March 2
Record-high Arctic freshwater will flow through Canadian waters, affecting marine environment and Atlantic ocean currents
Scientists describe earliest primate fossils
Bearded seals are loud – but not loud enough
Taking future wireless technology from science fiction to scientific reality
Starvation turns slime moulds into multicellular organisms
USDA grant seeks to enhance milk production and cow health
Novo Nordisk and University of Toronto to announce a combined C$40-million investment to address diabetes and chronic disease
Nominate now for Academy’s 2022 awards
Signal Coupling Between Neuron-glia Super-network May Lead to Improved Memory Formation
Memory Walk and Jog is returning to Geelong
Research giants join forces for hearing impaired in Western Pacific Region
HKUST Launches HK’s First Digital MBA for Working Professionals in Asia
Private health patients costing public system $11.5m a year
Supporting Those Who Support Pharmacists
Research informs Sports Medicine Australia’s new heat policy
Game Theory May be Useful in Explaining and Combating Viruses, Researchers Conclude
System of Rice Intensification recognized for climate policy impact
University of Canterbury project develops battery prototype for New Zealand Red Cross
Panel navigates research process during a changing landscape
Computing goes ‘neuromorphic’ with nanotechnology
When COVID-19 hits home: Understanding fight with fear
Using predictive biomarkers could improve success rate of new cancer drugs: University of Toronto study
University of Toronto researcher discusses his ratings with New York Times
Researchers use UW vessel logbooks to reconstruct historical groundfish populations
Penn State Behrend to host series of Holocaust-themed talks
Pawsey unveils its super-fast tribute to quokka
Record-breaking canola crop credited to science from CSIRO
EARS peer support offerings to be reimagined
Registration open for seminar about improving grassroots policy support
Farmers in developing countries can protect both profits and endangered species
Study: European unions’ support varies for precarious workers
Researchers discover potential therapeutic targets on SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein
Kasich: To solve America’s problems, work together
Dioscuri: Fourth call for Dioscuri Centres now open
Participating in engagement schemes significantly improves young people’s wellbeing
COVID vaccine questions to be answered on WPSU’s ‘Conversations Live’ on Feb. 25
Study Finds Risk Communication Targeting Younger Adults May Have Biggest Impact
Delmic licenses Cryo Workflow Tools
With Atlas Living Lab testing DENS and Heijmans Hydrozine aggregate
Environmental evaluations of station proposals from Turkey and New Zealand 23 February 2021
How a friendship with a mum-to-be in PNG opened Margery’s eyes
Australia’s uniqueness could be its greatest strength

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