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New £50 million centre will unlock secrets of early brain development
Bacteria Constantly Reinvent Their Weapons
Where Does Pitting Corrosion Start in Titanium-Containing Stainless Steel?
Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness – Stage 1 refit sod turning event
HKUST Develops Dynamic Integrated Interface Engineering for Lithium Metal Batteries
What Makes Glass Good at Conducting Heat? Sound Holds the Key
Queensland and Indonesian filmmakers unite through horror
Electric and magnetic orientations change together inside nanoscale particles
Space Mission Offer Giant Leap For Australian Science
Curated Hydrogen Database Reveals Links Between Storage Capacity and Release Pressure
University of Canterbury research challenges how we think autistic children learn
NYC entrepreneurship conference features leaders in cybersecurity, jewelry, health care
Targeted funding needed for GPs to manage rising levels of diabetes
Global food, ag innovators to compete for $3M at Grow-NY Summit
From Evidence To Influence: Science Meets Parliament WA
How Enceladus’ ocean spray becomes chemically diverse ice grains
Children who are not growing need a dietitian in Thriving kids, NSW inquiry told
Simultaneous Operation of Two International Wireless Standards on a Single Radio Unit: Wi-SUN HAN and Wi-SUN FAN
Curtin economist recognised among Australia’s leading social scientists
PolyU scholar develops novel cryogenic metallic materials, overcoming “cold brittleness” bottleneck to provide key materials for deep-space and deep-sea exploration
Notre Dame launches Centre for Injury Prevention and Pain
Why the humble rabbit might be Australias worst introduced species
Schrödinger’s Penguin: one species, two contrasting outcomes
Research Tackling Immature Fruit Drop In Avocado Trees
Migratory birds spread avian influenza to Greenland’s polar bears
University of Manchester selected to join prestigious European AI Alliance as second UK Node
Death rates among 25-49-year-olds 42% higher in the North than the South of England, study finds
Report calls for investment in medical simulation to improve health and growth
Candida auris: A harbinger of further dangerous fungal species?
Blood Test Could Slash Sepsis Antibiotics
Research Puts Local Knowledge At Heart Of Resilience
Combatting Wildlife Crime
Quality Over Quantity In Ultrafast Photography
Exploring the correlation between high calorie diet and cognitive impairment
Reducing nuclei damage improves heart function and survival in mice
Why Are Cephalopods Such Suckers?
Workplace Narcissists Crave More Than Quiet Raise
PolyU uncovers new cross-domain cyberattack risk targeting electric vehicle charging navigation systems, supporting secure operation of power systems
Columbia University and Max Planck Society team up to advance fusion energy science
Outstanding in their fields – a sunlight-driven carbon removal prototype is heading for CSIRO’s field research facility
Opening statement to the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Listen up: 18 years of whale calls reveal key habitat of mysterious species
HKUST Brings Europe and Asia Together Through Cross-Continental Student AI Hackathon and Symposium
Finding her path in agriculture: Ellie Buchanan’s Horizon Scholarship journey
New Technology Predicts Iron Ore Behavior for Lower-Carbon Steelmaking
What Drives the Jets Fired from Hungry Supermassive Black Holes?
Road To Discovery: DNA In Air Maps WA Biodiversity
Why Does Stroke Recovery Plateau?

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