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Swinburne wins at Node Fest
Seasonal forecasts challenged by Pacific Ocean warming
Compound in green tea plant shows potential for fighting tuberculosis
Top five moments in Australian sport 2019
Outcome of initial inquiry into concerns raised about 2014 paper
Study uncovers long tale of a lizard’s regrown tail
Sydney research among most influential of 2019
Science of Star Wars – and how it has changed movies forever
Westmead advanced manufacturing to transform lives
Remove profit motive from tobacco to deal with mass addiction, researchers urge
Ancient events are still impacting mammals worldwide
Sharp drop in birth rate as a result of miscarriages in 1918 flu pandemic, study finds
Mother, daughter reindeer back on holiday duty after surgeries
Mother, daughter back on holiday duty after surgeries
Researchers optimize additive manufacturing on a molecular level
University researchers develop sponge that removes oil from water
Center for Security Research and Education announces spring 2020 grant program
Resident orcas’ appetite likely reason for decline of big Chinook salmon
Astronaut conducts Cornell experiment on space station
Researchers Make Robots From Self-Folding Kirigami Materials
How do silt and sand differ when going with flow?
In a bid to develop future medicines, University study sheds light on complex, plant-based compounds
Psychology Researchers Call For Changes to Better Address Racial Health Disparities
A pager-free zone: University startup Hypercare aims to bring hospitals into 21st century
Collaboration yields insights into mosquito reproduction
Researchers discover when it’s good to get blues
Star formation in center of Milky Way came in bursts, new study shows
Mercury’s Volcanic Activity – or Lack of it – Could Help Us Find Other Earth-like Worlds
Smart intersections could reduce autonomous car congestion
Hydrogels control inflammation to help healing
New way to identify and track progression of Huntington’s disease
Hydration may affect cognitive function in some older adults
Swamp helped spark rise in climate-warming gas
Air pollution is breaking our hearts: human and marine health is affected in similar ways
Leading Researcher in Psychology
Curtin jumps to new global ranking of 220th in world
Nanoscience breakthrough: Probing particles smaller than a billionth of a meter
ANMF questions ‘transparency’ in MYEFO aged care funding
Indian Minister praises University’s role in consumer protection
Christmas is a time for sharing … including on our roads & paths
Supporting best use of precious immunoglobulin products
Consumer experience of residential aged care explored in new report
Marine researchers receive Max Day Awards
Device makes electric vehicle charging a two-way street
Budget boost could help save lives of Victorians
Drug-resistant superbug deploys sentinels to warn of attack
A breakthrough for high luminosity
Southampton students to transform drone design in fight against climate change and poaching