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Academy commits to supporting gender equity in higher education during and after COVID‑19
New treatment discovery for vascular disorder
Research reveals how mating influences female’s life history and ageing
Being ‘mind-blind’ may make remembering, dreaming and imagining harder, study finds
Seasonal sea ice changes hold clues to controlling CO2 levels, ancient ice shows
‘Like a tunnel for cholesterol’: scientists show how ‘bad’ cholesterol gets into cells
RACGP helping victims of family and domestic violence
Steep NYC traffic toll would reduce gridlock, pollution
Fluorocarbon bonds are no match for light-powered nanocatalyst
Initial COVID-19 infection rate may be 80 times greater than originally reported
University recognized as one of Canada’s greenest employers in 2020
3Qs at U with Science Sam: Peter Newman on LGBTQ communities and COVID-19
Global scientific collaboration hindered by politics, says Baker Institute study
Covid-19 lockdown reveals human impact on wildlife
Southampton puts weekly COVID-19 saliva sampling to test
40th birthday of Australia’s first IVF baby shows fertility treatment progress
Exercise prevents millions of early deaths, study finds
NA64 explores gap in searches for axions and axion-like particles
Design method may boost semiconductor performance by better handling heat
‘Research talent programme’ worth €12.7M launched by university alliance EuroTech
Could this be you? STA’s STEM Sector Policy Committee seeks two members
HKUST Launches First e-Verified Certification Platform in Hong Kong
Burnet welcomes historic Ministerial appointment
Dr Larry Marshall reappointed
Research into 3D printing of skin awarded medical funding
Focus on follow-up care to real-time prescription monitoring
New WA capability to lead space data analysis
From HAL 9000 to Westworld’s Dolores: pop culture robots that influenced smart voice assistants
Marine conservationist announced as Australian nominee for 2020 APEC ASPIRE Prize
Health and wellbeing of older New Zealanders must be a focus post-Covid: Otago researcher
Australian parenting program lowers risk for teenage depression
Going viral: Museum of Human Disease launches virtual museum
First 100 days of COVID-19 – map of Australian Twitter users’ concerns
Alexa: Protect me from cyber fraud
Warning for parents as data reveals spike in burn injuries during school holidays
Antarctic expeditioners mark midwinter with subzero swim
Cell removal as result of a mechanical instability
Australian Antarctic Medals honour unsung heroes of south
Can you see stars? Who has darkest skies? 21 June
Can you see stars? Who has darkest skies? 20 June
Penn State and University of Auckland announce 2020 joint collaboration projects
This is place to help science run smoothly
Higher rates of severe COVID-19 in BAME populations remain unexplained
Particle physicists update strategy for future of field in Europe
Southampton joins new initiative to rapidly identify treatment for COVID-19
Our deepest view of X-ray sky
Fungal pathogen disables plant defense mechanism
Prestigious Spinoza Prize for polymer chemist Jan van Hest

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