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Novel composite copper oxides with strong and stable antiviral activity
New initiative to better protect the health of Aboriginal Western Australians
Breakthrough Iron-Based Magnetic Material for Next-Generation Power Electronics
Researchers to trial new anti-inflammatory treatments for gill disease in farmed salmon
Last cell standing: world-first discovery uncovers how glioblastoma tumours dodge chemotherapy
QUT study reveals many SMEs unaware of psychosocial hazard obligations
Hearing and vision tests drop in residential care – research
Oceans Take Up More Carbon Dioxide After Hurricanes
In Lab Mice Rehomed To Fields, Anxiety Is Reversed
Mystery Of Seneca Drums Persists
Households using more of the most popular WIC food benefits stay in the program longer, UW study finds
PolyU develops ultra-stable, mucus-inspired hydrogel to boost gastrointestinal wound healing
Common medicines may influence CRISPR therapy outcomes and precision cancer treatment
Curtin study reveals rapid shift in public trust towards AI ‘chatbot therapists’
HKUST-Led Study Warns of Climate “Whiplash” Threatening Global Stability by 2064
PolyU hosts Quantum HK 2025, convening global experts to probe frontier advances in quantum technologies
When Neural Spikes Break Time’s Symmetry
NHMRC E-ASIA Grant To Pioneer Antiviral Technology
Nanoscale Magnetic Mazes to Revolutionize Data Center Communications
University Confirms Outcome Of Serious Misconduct
To see or not to see – distinguishing ‘absence’ from ‘ignorance’ to improve seabird conservation 15 December 2025
ELSI Annual Public Lecture FY2025 “MMX: Unlocking the Martian Moons”
Iconic ‘Little Foot’ fossil may be new type of human ancestor
How our seabed mapping is boosting knowledge of Australia’s incredible marine estate
Theo Murphy Initiative (Australia) 2026 grant funding recipients announced
Dark matter hunters close in on mysterious substance that makes up most of the Universe
First global study finds young people redefining sexuality around the world
Hauwa Otori ’08 spreads the stories of under-resourced entrepreneurs
Research Unit On Cosmic Jets Gets Extended
QUT retrofits building to set global benchmark for indoor air quality
Rare-Earth Europium Substitution Allows for More Control Over CO₂-to-Fuel Conversion
How femtosecond lasers push the limits of nanostructures for thermal engineering
Marine heatwave forecasts help predict coral bleaching, fish kills and algal blooms
Climate extremes triggered rare coral disease on the Great Barrier Reef
One of world’s largest reef restoration trials during Reef spawning
From Milstein Scholar To Design Tech Pioneer
Five Questions For Chris Anderson
Innovative Substrate Strategies Boost Plant Production While Reducing Peat Use
Early access to support linked to better recovery after Manchester Arena attack, studies find
Online Discussions: Whose Voices Are Heard?
UK social homes are unprepared for rising heat as policy fails to keep pace, new research warns
Engineering magnetism and thermal expansion in BiFeO3 for next-generation memory devices
For Green Energy: Exposing Just One Active Site Boosts Catalytic Activity
Contraception and castration linked to longer lifespan
Sun: First Glimpse Of Polar Magnetic Field In Motion
HKUST and Towngas Jointly Establish Hong Kong’s First Hydrogen Energy Industry Innovation Platform
PolyU establishes Academy for Artificial Intelligence to develop a world-class AI innovation hub
The world’s most precise nuclear clock ticks closer to reality

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