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Grant will help researchers prevent apple fire blight in U.S
IL-21 protein a key part of immune response to central nervous system infections
Postdoc honored by L’Oreal, UN for innovative research
Linguist links language to social change in ‘Words Matter’
RNA analysis at heart of COVID-19 testing
Bullying prevention to be focus of Oct. 29 Bennett Lecture
New method enables automated protections for sensitive data
How Venus Flytrap Counts
Tweeting About Trump, Searching for Biden: Online Activity Shows Contrast between Candidates
Deep learning gives drug design a boost
Liquid crystals give red blood cells mechanical squeeze
Musicians may need more than social distancing to stay safe on stage
Potential drug treatment for particular type of lung-cancer
Caring For Others Is a Key Driver in Getting People to Use Chatbots for Mental Health
First Tech Talk is ‘a promise for future’
University announces partnership with AVROBIO for Hunter syndrome gene therapy
Propagation of Admixture-derived Evolutionary Potential
Coupling antibiotics with stem cells to fight off bone infections
A small switch with a big impact
A Tale of Two Cesspits: DNA Reveals Intestinal Health in Medieval Europe and Middle East
80-year-old antibiotic redesigned for new medical uses
‘Dust’ and ‘soot’ contributed to extinction of species millions of years ago
Canterbury and Canada combine in online Indigenous Economics course
Influence of Ex Corde Ecclesiae and St John Henry Newman on Catholic education today
World Teachers’ Day: Lessons learned during COVID-19
Night gallery lighting up streets of Christchurch
Shaved heads and sonnenrads: comparing white supremacist skinheads and alt-right in New Zealand
Congratulating our Victorian GP award winners
Passing of a Great Physician and Educator in Perth
Higher narcissism may be linked with more political participation
Cinematic victory for Davis station on world stage
14 University startups receive support from Lo Family Social Venture Fund: Betakit
Memorial lecture reveals what quest for COVID-19 vaccines reveals about purpose of business
Harvesting vegetation on riparian buffers barely reduces water-quality benefits
Beach erosion citizen science project finalist in major award
Researchers Spot Origins of Stereotyping in AI Language Technologies
Four TU/e startups competing to become ‘Best academic start-up in Netherlands’
Portrait of an exoplanet
Report calls for a £375bn new deal to ‘level up’ United Kingdom
Fund provides some hope for future
Tohoku University Teaches Old Spectroscope New Tricks
Royal Commission COVID-19 report welcomed yet more needed for people living with dementia
Bridging Gap Between Magnetic and Electronic Properties of Topological Insulators
Do not forget food: essential ingredient in health and wellbeing of older Australians
Breakthrough findings may help prevent heart failure after a heart attack
What is low-carbon steel?
New project deals with loneliness and social isolation in Kelvin Grove
Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Scholarships

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