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Cornell to launch its first part-time, online bachelor’s degree
Why community voices could make or break world’s forest restoration plans
Atomic Precision Unlocks Smarter Oxygen Reduction Catalysts
Researchers Create Distortion-Resistant Energy Materials to Improve Lithium-Ion Batteries
Exploring Plants, Insects And Floral Microclimates
Why Every Telescope Is Also Time Machine
Team Triumphs In Paris Mediation Contest
High-tech Flights Tackle Climate Modelling Dilemma
DEI Initiatives That Repair ‘leaky Roof’
Swarming, spinning microrobots can manipulate their surroundings
New research indicates a simple blood test could detect the deadliest brain tumour in the future
Shine Light, Build Crystal
Fungi Could Transform Leftovers Into Lifelines
EdemaFlex: Soft-robotic Glove For Swelling Relief
HKUST President Prof. Nancy IP Welcomes 2026-27 Budget
Bachelor Of Nursing Intakes At Notre Dame
Scientific associations call for strict age limits for digital media
New target developed to improve production of important medical radioisotope
Enzymes work as Maxwell’s demon by using memory stored as motion
First Nations Master of Paramedicine scholarship offered at Notre Dame
Southern Ports and the University of Notre Dame Australia uncover Albany’s Maritime History
WA population to hit 3.5 million by 2033 as resources-driven migration reshapes housing and workforce pressures: report
Quantum effect could power the next generation of battery-free devices
CSIRO unveils $3M upgrade to flagship renewable energy lab
How Studying Yeast in the Gut Could Lead to New, Better Drugs
New Strategies Aim At HIV’s Last Strongholds
Scientists identify regenerative checkpoint that limits muscle repair
‘The Plastic Divide’ – how carrier bag bans impact the poorest communities
Notre Dame and Curtin University strengthen research collaboration to improve health outcomes
Northern researchers and Whitehall unite to tackle the SEND crisis through connected data
HKUST Achieves First Certified Breakthrough in Fully Solvent‑Free Perovskite Solar Cell Technology
Mate Choice: How Social Trends Influence Mate Diversity
University programme expands to help manufacturers go digital
Four HKUST Scholars Elected as ACM Fellows 2025 for Outstanding Research Achievements in Computer Science
Synchrotron scientist selected for ATSE Emerging Leaders network
Improving the odds: Pinpointing the key factors in Thoroughbred pregnancy loss
Overlooked Electrostatic Force Drives Motor Of Future
Loans alone aren’t enough: tailored support empowers poor women in Bangladesh
Science Of Mardi Gras
CSIRO unveils new tool to help farmers measure environmental footprint
Study Finds Online Racism Associated With Black Young Adults Seeking Mental Health Support
Abruña Honored For Chemistry In Public Interest
Triggering Self-combustion In Fat Cells For Weight Loss
Proteins Organize For Extracellular Electron Transfer
Global Hubs Researchers Probe War, How To Keep Peace
Ovo Labs receives Max Planck Startup Award of the Stifterverband 2026
Australia’s lung cancer screening promise at risk, Curtin researcher warns
e-DNA surveys could improve marine biosecurity 23 February 2026

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