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Baby food product names may not accurately reflect ingredient amounts
Vibrating 2D Materials
Simple urine test can detect womb cancer
Scientists discover cancer cells’ fat-trick to keep growing
In blink of an eye astronomers win prestigious American science prize
AI takes centre stage at international conference in Christchurch
Study identifies significance of atmospheric rivers for New Zealand
Getting women and girls into STEM
Max Day Awards support researchers to protect bees and frogs
Biotech company founded by University of Toronto researchers secures US$85 million in financing
Kiwi kids consume five unhealthy snacks a day
Online tool displays Pacific Northwest mountain snow depth
Covid-safe on stage: a new frontier in costume design
With a focus on Black community, University of Toronto researcher to study food insecurity in Scarborough
Surge in use of online mental health services during COVID-19 pandemic
Architect Peter Robinson creates, protects Black spaces
On Origin of Our Species
Reading between lines of genome
Tumor microenvironment helps aggressive lymphomas
New research grants support Ithaca-area communities
Friends matter: More sociable giraffes live longer
Mediterranean diet linked to thinking skills
Better transit, emergency response, broadband access top post-pandemic priorities
Burnet hosts Thai Ambassador
Medical research inspires hopes for stroke victims
PharMlbridge RCT training for pharmacists in regional Victoria
Thai Ambassador visits Burnet
Academy Fellow recognised internationally in celebration of women and girls in science
Australian coastal communities could reap benefits of blue economy
Anti-Black police violence rooted in slave trade: Harvard researcher
“It’s a people job for me”: new Station Leader bound for Davis 10 February 2021
Study of 1918 Spanish flu highlights danger of hesitant, decentralized pandemic response
CRISPR improves method for studying gene functions
Fungi in gut prime immunity against infection
Starling success traced to rapid adaptation
Manne to give Society for Humanities talk on male entitlement
Limiting warming to 2 C requires emissions reductions 80% above Paris Agreement targets
ILR report released on inequalities during pandemic
Changing cropping systems in impaired watersheds can produce water quality gains
Study Yields Recommendations to Prevent Outbreaks from Waterborne Coronaviruses
“It’s very exciting”: new Mawson station leader ready for challenge 9 February 2021
Monitoring Body’s Fat Burning by Breath
Australia’s first drone trial for life-saving medical supplies for remote communities
Identification of three genes that determine stemness of gastric tissue stem cells
Blood biomarker detects COVID-19 severity – enables early triage
Rebuilding soil microbiomes in high-tunnel agricultural systems focus of study
Study highlights health-care barriers women with disabilities face during pregnancy
Australian-first plan to boost primary care research to improve patient care

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