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Round 2 of Washington study underway to determine food, economic insecurity during pandemic
New alcohol guidelines urge Aussies to go easy on booze
Focus on human factor in designing systems
CO2CRC successfully commences CO2 injection at Otway International Test Centre
Global Citizen prize to Professor Brendan Crabb
Rice Business online MBA program earns high marks in its first year
Magic Milk: Monash University paves way for infant substitutes and nutrition
Antarctic recruitment opens for 2021-22 9 December 2020
CSIRO releases updated tool to support farmers learning about carbon market options
University Launches Temerty Centre for AI Research and Education in Medicine
RACGP appoints first Aboriginal Censor supporting next generation of GPs
Understanding COVID-19 infection and possible mutations
NSF-funded deep ice core to be drilled at Hercules Dome, Antarctica
Researchers at University use physics model to study spread of COVID-19 respiratory droplet ‘clouds’
Cornell partners in $30M grant to build better networks
Fans show confidence in return to sports events
Guinea pig loses an eye but gains a herd
Algorithms and automation: Making new technology faster and cheaper
Study: Bartonella Infection Associated With Psychiatric Symptoms and Skin Lesions
PolyU-made space instruments complete lunar sampling for Chang’e 5
University of Sydney first choice for school leavers in NSW
Top five social media moments of 2020
Researcher joins prestigious authors list
Unbox your ATAR and log on to QUT’s Real Decisions on Dec 19
Top five film and TV highlights of 2020
World’s Smallest High-performance Magnetic Tunnel Junction
Testing, support vital for post-lockdown PrEP
No more than 10 a week and 4 a day
Miffy & Friends school holiday fun at QUT Art Museum
ARC project focuses on cutting violence against women in Pacific countries
$1.2 million grant to develop high-temperature alloys for gas turbines
University of Canterbury Writers in Residence 2021: Vana Manasiadis and Behrouz Boochani
Middle class actually enables autocrats in post-Soviet countries
South Asia, Latin America ‘flashpoints’ of global care markets
Smellicopter is an obstacle-avoiding drone that uses a live moth antenna to seek out smells
Fame & Shame Awards: Pandemic no barrier for unhealthy food marketing
Sustainability meeting focuses on social justice, environment
NSF backs project to create next-gen wireless devices
How Do We Separate Factual from Possible? New Research Shows How Our Brain Responds to Both
Can gender inequality kill? Paper looks at impact among older Indian women
A virtual Materials Day maintains a spirit of engagement while social distancing
Research could lead to step-change in NHS hearing aid provision
An Ambitious Climate Modeling Project Hopes To Inform Energy Policy
Our Maps, Our Stories, Ourselves
Genetics of human face begin to reveal underlying profile
White blood cells may cause tumor cell death — but that’s not good news
Huddles – Not Electronic Communication – May Be Best Way for Hospital Workers to Cope with Information Glut During
New research highlights role and impact of integrated health systems in U.S