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Nationally defined framework to recognise Culturally Significant Entities
A 3D map of the subsurface reveals where major earthquakes may begin
Remote pastoral innovator Kelly Shotton wins 2026 Northern Territory AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award
Trial for novel depression treatment
How a New Technique Will Help Us Mine Rare-Earth Metals…With Plants
Funding renewed for NSF Energy Storage Engine in Upstate New York
Comprehensive Study Evaluates Yield Performance of Spring Sweet Corn Varieties in Southeastern US
Legal scholars advocate for sustained Jewish-Muslim dialogue
Temperature shifts change plant proteins powering photosynthesis
Ex-Costa Rican president warns of ‘great reversal’ in democracy
PolyU and CLP Power co-develop smart “Generator Inspection Robot”, spearheading innovative solutions through academia-industry synergy to drive research translation and talent development
‘Dancing jets’ from black hole reveal their immense power
HKUST Develops Advanced Sustainable Energy Storage Technology for High-Performance and Safer Solid-State Lithium Batteries
From Salford to Shanghai: how cities around the world are taking back control of housing
Supercomputer Simulation Predicts Time-Resolved Porosity in Die Casting
Teen substance use linked to peer pressure and wellbeing, study finds
Boots on the Moon and beyond. Where next after Artemis II mission success?
New Physics-Based AI Model Opens Frontiers in Dielectric Materials Exploration
Giving Voice To Vocal Fold Regeneration
Quantum sensing exploits the most counterintuitive properties of quantum systems
Scientists turn AI-generated proteins into smart molecular sensors
‘Moonshot’ project aims to restore trust in the digital public sphere
Planets need more water to support life than scientists previously thought
Collaboration offers new approach to tackling rare blood cancers
Animal and human waste could slash synthetic fertilizer use in US
AI-Powered Tool Helps Computer Architects Boost Processor Performance
Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center Showcases AI Application Achievements at InnoEX 2026
PolyU-developed, Hong Kong’s first LEO communication-navigation integrated satellite payload successfully launched, powering smart city and low-altitude economy development
The ICAM Renews Collaboration Framework Agreement with Expanded Scope
Lowering the Entry Base for Materials Science Through a Friendly, Reliable AI Database
Drought Takes Heavy Toll On Bumblebees
Drug Resistant Fungi Warning
A perfect storm: UniSQ report warns housing disaster accelerating in the regions as laws fall short
From Lab to Industry: 3D Printing Accelerates the Future of Lithium Batteries
Copper’s “gatekeeper” could unlock cleaner energy future
AI chatbot targets online safety and support for seniors
From the air to the field: how nitrogen fertiliser helps feed the world – and why supply chains matter
New national framework to strengthen antimicrobial stewardship in animal industries
New Astronomy Exhibit Showcases Early Glass Slides
Above PAR: CEO Savneet Singh to speak on transforming a company in crisis
Tiny cameras in earbuds let users talk with AI about what they see
Smarter Hurricane Warnings Save Billions
Why do people oppose violence and support war? How moral views evolve
Reimagining Medicaid To Safeguard America’s Children
Too Dark? Too Bright? Scientists Need Your Help to Make Reading Easier
JMU: Place Of Peaceful Dialogue 14 April
Two New Max Planck Centers Strengthen the Research Partnership with China
The Once-Theoretical Skyrmion Could Unlock Supercomputing Memory

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