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Weill Cornell Medicine establishes Office of International Affairs
Quadrupling turbines, U.S. can meet 2030 wind-energy goals
Penn State responds: App aids UN efforts to control Africa’s locust infestation
LS2 report: innovation to stop protons in their tracks
Birds migrate regardless of climatic conditions
ANMF WELCOMES Senior Counsel’s CALLS for minimum staffing in aged care
THIS WEEKEND – Bondi lifesaver ‘Reidy’ gets set to MC Memory Walk & Jog 2020
New research demonstrates safety of phage therapy in patients
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Newly found bacteria fights climate change, soil pollutants
Physics tool helps track cancer cell diversity
University researchers show how a protein found
How particle physics could prevent financial fraud
Scientists amplify ‘green’ research at AAAS
Research Heats Up with HITEMMP
Researchers Show What Drives a Novel, Ordered Assembly of Alternating Peptides
QUT researcher at parliamentary inquiry on allergies: Brisbane’s grass pollen season worst on record
BMW Group/QUT partnership grows wings
Catching Light: How Cobalt Can Help Utilize Visible Light to Power Hydrogen Production from Water
Magnet-controlled bioelectronic implant could relieve pain
Critical need for a national residential aged care malnutrition audit
Frozen air reveals human-caused emissions of fossil methane much higher than previously estimated
New program improving health care in Port Lincoln
Innovative program improving health care across Barossa
Improving health outcomes for aged care residents in Strathalbyn
Southern Ocean science at speed of light
How does flooding affect homeownership?
Top ag schools joining forces at Cornell digital ag hackathon
University and Sunnybrook virologists work on tools to combat coronavirus outbreak
ALPHA reports first measurements of certain quantum effects in antimatter
New Kensington music instructor composes requiem
Modified tuberculosis vaccine as a therapy for cancer of bladder
“Make two out of one” – Division of Artificial Cells
Virtual games help people stand and walk in rehab
Humanitarian Award to support HMHB
Digital work design will benefit future workforce
Neighbours star is ‘ready, set, go’ to MC Hobart’s Memory Walk & Jog 2020
Humanitarian Award dedicated to HMHB
Pioneering academic’s papers get UNESCO status
Utilise pharmacist workforce to care for community
Getting a Grip: An Innovative Mechanical Controller Design for Robot-Assisted Surgery
Television news presenter Dan Bourchier gets set to MC Memory Walk & Jog 2020
Pre-budget submission aims for a more connected rural Australia
Model project to improve sea level rise projections
University researcher focuses on preventing vision loss
Treatment reimbursed for devastating lung cancer with average survival of less than a year1
Treatment reimbursed for devastating lung cancer with average survival of less than
Rice boosts ‘internet of things’ security – again