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A&S Launches Cornell In Los Angeles Study Away Program
Scientists identify a trigger for obesity-linked inflammation
MOCVD system to drive exploration of next-gen nitride materials
Light Causes Atomic Layers To Do Twist
Why China’s central bank is quietly leading the world on climate action
Highly Cited Researchers 12 November
PolyU successfully completes Hong Kong’s first chip-based quantum network and test
Google Maps founder finds his way to Perth for West Tech Fest
Switchbody: an enzyme fragment-fused antibody for antigen-responsive enzyme switch
Government’s diversity in STEM commitments a positive investment in Australia’s future
Swinburne and Bionics Institute announce strategic alliance to accelerate medical device research
2025 Arts Fellow Announced 12 November 2025
HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP Honored by University of Strathclyde for Notable Contributions to Science and Education
What We Learned From a Decade-long Genome Cohort Study of 100,000 Japanese Individuals
Poisonings from ADHD medication have quadrupled in last ten years, study finds
Legacy Of Learning: Linda’s Gift Of Education
Royal Society honours Otago researchers
Rewiring Sustainable, Clean Energy Future With Copper
Physicist John Reppy Wins Buckley Prize
When shrimp hear the engines roar: how boat noise rattles marine besties but not their friendship
New larval seedbox technology to drive coral restoration on the Great Barrier Reef
Rethinking Happiness In Hybrid Workplace
Unravelling secrets from Australia’s issue of the Magna Carta
New report calls for comprehensive overhaul of UK counter-terrorism policies
Cornell Creates Transformative Tech For Wine Industry
Translation offers English readers passage to satirical ‘Island of Hermaphrodites’
Chemist Geoffrey Coates Wins Benjamin Franklin Medal
How To Spot Life In Clouds On Other Worlds
HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP Honored by University of Strathclyde for Groundbreaking Contributions to Science and Education
Google grant focuses on combatting cybercrime in Pacific nations
Adults Support DIY Ear Care At Home
How are metabolism and cell growth connected? – A mystery over 180 years old
Revealing how cells adhere to the surface of plastic scaffolds
Curtin launches free new credential honouring Australia’s greatest PM
Aquaporin gene duplication followed by mutation in European eels restores broad solute permeability
Crops To Clean Energy
Workshop highlights ‘town and gown’ relationship
The Flexible Brain: How Circuit Excitability and Plasticity Shift Across the Day
New study reveals devastating impact of cane toads approaching the Pilbara
‘Calling Out’ Koala Legends
New AI Technique Sounding Out Audio Deepfakes
Devilishly distinctive new bee species discovered in WA Goldfields
People Mirror AI Systems’ Hiring Biases, Study Finds
‘Roadmap’ shows the environmental impact of AI data center boom
HKUST Unites International Experts in CliMetS Initiative to Tackle Climate Threat of Seabed Methane Seeps
Dawn Of New Era Of Interferometry With GRAVITY+
Global nature goals at risk as conservation projects quietly fail
PolyU research drives commercialisation of energy-efficient solar cell technology towards 40% efficiency milestone

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