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Detectives with Digital Skills Vie with Tech-Savvy Criminals in Crime Fiction War of Good vs. Evil
Report: Plant science must innovate over next 10 years
University launches Knowledge Equity Lab to elevate marginalized voices in academia
Plant scientist gets $1 million grant to boost organic production, conservation
Book profiles Jewish director as a leader in Egyptian cinema
When does a second COVID surge end? Look at maths
Virtual program to address local law issues around solar energy projects
Health, economy in pandemic topic of debate series debut
Experts call for a national conversation on use of data in Australian professional sport
GP lecturer makes shortlist for Health Hero award
Teenage behaviour determines people’s health in later life, research finds
For Black Girls, Attitudes About Being Black Affect Risk of Depression
COVID-19: Melbourne should ease out of restrictions cautiously
Sydney Nursing School receives million-dollar gift
Who is weakest link? Understanding global supply chains
Malnutrition in India more prevalent in wealthy households
ALSA Ventures Closes US$59 Million European Biotech Venture Capital Fund
Incomes and location affect childhood vaccination in NZ
Penguin poo helps solve puzzles
Three new PSA Fellows recognised for contribution to pharmacy
World-first study to explore impact of e-cigarettes on lung health and exercise
Centers of Innovation will spur global crop development
QLD researchers seeking 3,500+ volunteers for world’s largest eating disorders genetics investigation
AUS researchers seeking 3,500+ volunteers for world’s largest eating disorders genetics investigation
How employers can soften blow of furloughs and layoffs
Researchers identify new type of superconductor
AI could expand healing with bioscaffolds
Ryugu’s rocky past
‘Front of Package’ Nutrition Labels Improved Nutrition Quality
Tips to better support people living with dementia released every day as part of Dementia Action Week
“Nano-pillared” surface traps and kills COVID-19
Science Supports Bendigo’s Optimism Campaign
Can COVID-19 inspire a new way of planning African cities?
Wastewater sampling may give advanced warning of potential COVID-19 outbreaks
RACGP thanks Australian Defence Force medics on COVID-19 frontline
Government Policy on JobSeeker and JobKeeper Unhealthy and Economically Counterproductive
Pollack: Ginsburg’s ‘unwavering pursuit of equity’ embodied Cornell ideal
Discrimination a real issue for people living with dementia, survey finds
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54 dies
Working with Apple, University researchers to test smartwatch’s ability to help prevent heart failure
From Cessnock mines to fighting for Indigenous youth: GP Peter O’Mara’s incredible story
Shape matters for light-activated nanocatalysts
Penn State’s research expenditures top $1 billion mark
Orphaned chimpanzees can suffer for life
Christie and University of Manchester commit to improving cancer outcomes in Kenya
NSF to fund study on far-reaching algal bloom impacts
Defying a 150-year-old rule for phase behavior
University Counsel Madelyn Wessel to retire in 2021

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