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Responsible business platform wins Sydney Genesis startup competition
New fossil seal species rewrites history
Legal avenues to Tobacco Endgame goal
Future of warfare: new tech helps better detect drones
Researchers awarded $3.85million in Marsden Funding for ground-breaking projects
Weighing space dust with radar
‘Another level of precaution and safety’: University’s Vivek Goel on latest mask guidelines
Researchers secure $17.5m in Marsden funding
Study: Disease-specific training benefits home care workers
That’s a Wrap: Protein ‘Burritos’ Stabilize Vaccines
Enterococcus Co-Infection Makes Colibacillosis Deadlier in Poultry
Crook sick or unwell CSIRO tech helps with healthcare lingo
Robotic AI learns to be spontaneous
Toni Morrison to be inducted into Women’s Hall of Fame
Alum heads Mellon Foundation’s higher education program
One Health a key focus of COVID-19 Summit
Capitol Hill closed, but Cornell’s engagement efforts continue
Engineer to model sunshine deflection for cooling planet
Researchers 3D print biomedical parts with supersonic speed
Diseases of despair diagnoses increase in Pennsylvania
Studies Outline Key Ethical Questions Surrounding Brain-Computer Interface Tech
‘Revolutionary’ algorithms underestimate risk to patients
Nursing Standard and Southampton launch survey on working patterns for nursing staff
Dementia peak body welcomes extension of Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line
Large Volcanic Eruption Caused Largest Mass Extinction
8 investments that work to increase physical activity launched
New science to improve Antarctic-wide protection
Has legalising medicinal cannabis made a difference?
QUT teams up with IndigiLedger to protect Indigenous art
Cleaner, cheaper, more efficient: future of energy
RACGP: Make sure you have your thunderstorm asthma plan in place
New neural network explains human behaviour from dynamic brain activity
Penn State, Colorado School of Mines will support US need for critical minerals
Unhealthy dietary habits are associated with risk of proteinuria onset
Swinburne and Clontarf Foundation partnership creates gameplan for Indigenous boys
Discovery triples greater glider species in Australia
Gene editing study finds gene for heat tolerance in corals
Biologists at University and University of Illinois shed light on how microbes evolve and affect hosts
Smart sensors make homes safer for older Australians
New model supports major cuts in quarantine period for travellers
Printable ink guides cell growth, offers nerve injury hope
Using tree rings, University researchers measure history of mercury contamination in Yukon
Golden ticket: Researchers examine what consumers desire in chocolate products
Researchers Identify New Rickettsia Species in Dogs
Rise of relationship herbivore – Japanese increasingly single, disinterested in dates
Could SARS-CoV-2 evolve resistance to COVID-19 vaccines?
Poet’s book finds words for ‘things that leave us speechless’

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