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NSF funds internet-connected ocean observatory through 2028
Webb telescope finds carbon source on Jupiter’s Europa
UW team’s shape-changing smart speaker lets users mute different areas of a room
NIH grant to launch center for diagnostics to improve global health
Newly discovered bone stem cell causes premature skull fusion
In helium-three, superfluid particles pair ‘like a dance in space’
New Indo-European Language Discovered
How Racism Shapes Black Motherhood in U.S
Material Would Allow Users to ‘Tune’ Windows to Block Targeted Wavelengths of Light
Improving cancer diagnosis with AI
Swinburne alum and global HR leader unlocking peoples inner hero
Researchers Reveal the Origins of Zirconium Nitride’s Superior Performance
Science to help us better prepare for future pandemics
University team gears up for NASA capsule return
Waikato NIWA Science and Technology Fair
Swinburne and Breakthrough Victoria creates $18 million investment partnership to support Swinburne spinouts
Curtin’s Exchange precinct wins prestigious urban design award
Topological Materials Open a New Pathway for Exploring Spin Hall Materials
Statement on Bribie Island incident
Nanostructure explains the behaviour of molecules with liquid-like properties
Museum’s teaching program wins international prize
Novel Organic Light-Emitting Diode with Ultralow Turn-on Voltage for Blue Emission
To hold our politicians to account, we need to first understand what they’re promising
Benedek Group designs dynamic materials for tomorrow’s tech
View to killing off stereotypes
Beaming into big house
Children do better at school if their fathers read and play with them
Cornell to lead carbon-cutting effort in aluminum recycling
Incentive programs doubled cover crop use by farmers
Study: Most People Rely on Parents for Material Support Into Adulthood
Cloud Services Without Servers: What’s Behind It
University hosts prestigious World Academic Summit
Hiccups in starry nursery
Why Are Brain’s Nerve Cells Organized into Modules?
Let It Flow: Recreating Water Flow for Virtual Reality
Human rights passion takes QUT grad Kat to Canberra
Argyle study reveals crucial third clue to finding new diamond deposits
Sir David Higgins awarded Doctor of Engineering
Taking care of business: QUT maintains rank in top three Australian business schools
Rising opera star Tayla Alexander takes centre stage
Grad’s journey from feeling lost to working for a Big Four firm
Air Force extends support for AFRL Regional Hub Networks for the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest Regions
Managers need better skills to support wellbeing at work
New CSIRO handbook to guide Australian businesses towards nature positive future
Does a brain in a dish have moral rights?
ILR launching Center for Applied Research on Work
Molecular properties are only weakly correlated, study finds
ILR’s Golden Courtyard commemorates beloved leader

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