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Ten consecutive years of 200+ overdose deaths in Queensland
More South Australians dying of overdose than on roads
Almost one death a day as Victoria’s overdose crisis continues
Overdoses claiming more Territorians than car accidents
Drugs crisis as more Tasmanians dying of overdoses than on roads
AI research to aid women’s safety on public transport
VP Ryan Lombardi provides update on new COVID-19 cases
Focus on milestones, not time frames for COVID exit
Fcous on milestones, not time frames for COVID exit
Nerve cells with energy saving program
Underground lab site prepared for dark matter search
Vietnam farmers’ poultry sales during outbreaks may increase virus transmission
University multi-sport summer program brings joy to children, relief for parents
UK productivity could improve by permanent shift to remote working
JMU Secures Top Places in Shanghai Ranking
University of Würzburg secures top places in Shanghai Ranking
Strategy to help schools across Greater Manchester as they reopen after Covid-19 lockdown
Engineers Uncover Biomechanical Effects of Skin Rubbing
UK based online education provider 42courses.com to back Advertising Capstone Challenge 2020
Fabricate 2020 – Making resilient architecture
A year of championing vision for women in STEM
Intersection of scientific and legal proof draws a big audience
Entrepreneurs in Residence help accelerate start-ups at Curtin
STA signs on to APEC principles to support women in STEM
Inequality drives deep divide between Australian children
QUT algorithm could quash Twitter abuse of women
UK Coronavirus Immunology Consortium to address key unanswered questions about immunity and COVID-19
Tissue engineer and biostatistician are QUT’s 2020 Young Tall Poppies
Gene discovery linked to alcohol-induced liver disease
Alcohol-related assaults in NZ decline after restrictions on late-night alcohol sales
New at-home heart monitoring technique could reduce hospital visits and save lives
Brothers’ nonprofit feeds hungry in native Puerto Rico
‘Lone wolves’ seen as more creative, ILR research finds
Pain ‘catastrophizing’ may lead to little exercise, more time sedentary
Newly discovered rare dinosaur embryos show sauropods had rhino-like horns
Drivers wanted for connected vehicle study
Scientists perfect knot-tying techniques with molecular string
Lift your game: undervalued role of strength training in chronic disease prevention
Oceans and bushfire events feature in National Science Week
A leap forward for biomaterials design using AI Data-driven approach allows for advanced material screening
Asbestos disease still impacts community 27 August
Immune Protein IL-17A Responsible for Lethal Side Effects of Gastric Cancer
QUT launches Year 12 Early Offer Scheme
Vaccine alliance for national COVID-19 vaccine screening and development programme
Curtin hosts discussion on Black Lives Matter and creative activism in WA
6 months after New Zealand’s first COVID-19 case, it’s time for a more strategic approach
COVID-19: 24 million cases globally, Victorian case numbers stabilising
Blurring boundaries between art and architecture

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