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Carbon capture process produces hydrogen and construction materials
Astronomers Image Magnetic Fields at Edge of M87’s Black Hole
Turning red clay into white gold for Queensland’s economic future
Electrochemical synthesis of formate from CO2 using a Sn/reduced graphene oxide catalyst
A world first veterans’ recovery program treats PTSD and substance use issues at same time
Singular Health & CSIRO successfully deliver ai-drivenspinal segmentation project
Pumice key to solving seabird mass death mystery
Urban agriculture can help, but not solve, city food security problems
University of Toronto startup to aid pharmacists with Canada’s vaccine roll-out
Governor launches state public health training program
Narooma’s hot spot of ocean warming is more than three times global average
Gene that affects iron metabolism linked to improved performance in athletes, University of Toronto study finds
Weird earthquake reveals hidden mechanism
Students turn peanut waste into packaging for energy ball company
After landing Mars rover, Swati Mohan ’04 reflects on time at Cornell
After navigating Mars rover, Swati Mohan ’04 reflects on time at Cornell
Towards a Better Understanding of Societal Responses to Climate Change
Graphene foam ‘doubles longevity’ of new running shoe
Bald Eagle count quadruples, thanks in part to eBird data boost
Three Common Antiviral Drugs Potentially Effective Against COVID-19
$5M Mastercard grant funds diversity at Weill Cornell
New computational methods allow for accurate determination of gene expression
Red Bear Angels: investing in innovation
Zooming in on Muscle Cells
Things to Do at Penn State: March 25
Bridging Informational Divide: High-Speed Broadband Comes to St Helena
First 3D Images of a Giant Molecule
PolyU develops a highly permeable superelastic conductor which can be used for wearable electronic applications
Statement from Australian Academy of Science – Kathleen Folbigg
Extraordinary Queensland pharmacists recognised
Research finds first clues to start of Earth’s supercontinent cycle
COVID fails to slow academic collaboration
Thanks a krillion: Antarctic voyage delivers breakthrough science 24 March 2021
Navigation app features pose a road safety threat: QUT CARRS-Q
Reshaping tourism for a post COVID-19 world
Research partnerships unlocking Australian potential
Monash researchers call for change in antibacterial soap use amid superbug threat
Researchers join study evaluating blood test to diagnose endometriosis
Social context affects gendered views of STEM subjects in England and Japan
Pilot Study Finds Evidence of Bartonella Infection in Schizophrenia Patients
Deans’ Dialogue to examine AI across nations
Baker Institute survey highlights impact of illicit medical cannabis use in Texas, need to change law
Study pinpoints groups less likely to follow COVID-19 restrictions
A Divided Visual Field
Innovation GM provides £7bn blueprint to create 100,000 jobs, boost R&D investment and level up North
Uncovering how physical structure of dietary fibre underpins its benefits to health
New Partnership to Develop Machine Learning for Computer-Assisted Surgery
International Collaboration Will Use Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Climate Change Projections