Latest

Science News | Page 537

  • Latest science news from Australia and world, covering scientific breakthroughs and discoveries, expert opinion and insights, university research and publications, up to date science updates from global warming, planets, space exploration, rocket science, nanotechnology, dinosaurs, stem cells, autism, evolution to ageing and immortality.

Investigating effects of COVID-19 on eating and exercise behaviours
DNA clues reveal new opportunity for personalised heart care
What does racism look like in Australia?
New research solves PNG archaeological mysteries
Investigating effect of COVID-19 on eating and exercise behaviours
ACT government’s first steps towards a dementia-friendly Canberra welcomed
More than just ‘staying strong’: what tough times can teach us about resilience
Curtin remains ninth in Australia in latest global rankings
Mental Health Of Fathers Of Babies Born Very Prematurely
Rapid growth of intravenous iron therapy raises concerns – study
New report finds more work needed to close Indigenous retirement gap
Research reveals alarming link between rising antidepressant use and suicide rates among young Australians
New HESTA Awards to celebrate disability, allied health, aged care and community sector professionals
Better support for sexual abuse victims under new training for first responders
Peng Liu, co-authors earn Test-of-Time Award
3Qs at U with Science Sam: Lisa Kramer on personal finances and COVID-19
3Qs at U with Science Sam: Lisa Kramer on personal finance and COVID-19
RACGP: More support needed for GPs on frontline of COVID-19
Victorian Injury Surveillance Unit reports decline in emergency department presentations during first month of COVID-19 lockdown
Chinese investment in Australia falls by over 50 percent in 2019
New tool helps nanorods stand out
Film by alum-owned media studio wins Webby Award
University researcher Scott Schieman aims to find out
Early childhood intervention programs may reap benefits across generations
Team makes tiny, magnetically powered neural stimulator
Research team to study food resilience in face of catastrophic global events
New report proposes creative ways for Massachusetts to provide economic aid
Largest study into impact of pandemic on global communities
Many factors may contribute to steep, decades-long muskrat population drop
Deloitte and NTU Singapore launch new course in audit analytics to build capabilities
Expert hub makes matters of race its focus
Max Planck ETH Center for Learning Systems extended by five years
FinTech’s 13 Most Needed Competencies
Ancient asteroid impacts created ingredients of life on Earth and Mars
Three pharmacists recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
Integrating nanomaterial with light-absorbing molecule powers hydrogen production from water and sunlight
Queen’s Birthday honours for five Academy Fellows
QB honours for Robert Milne, Suzanne Crowe
Former Chair Robert Milne honoured on Queen’s Birthday
Testing times for new ice drill
Burnet Institute stands against racism and for an inclusive society
We need to embrace a ‘new, improved and accessible normal’ post-COVID-19, David Onley says
Impacts of coronavirus on public understanding
We need to embrace a ‘new, improved and accessible normal’ post-COVID, David Onley says
University offers novel course in diplomacy for public health professionals
PFAS Present Throughout Yadkin-Pee Dee River Food Chain
Refugee children get better health, nutrition via e-vouchers
Live from accelerators on 8 June

© 2026 - The National Tribune Australia