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Rice ranks among top 20 national universities, still best in Texas
Lightning ‘superbolts’ form over oceans from November to February
Dairy startup gets NSF program funding, accelerator backing
One-atom switch supercharges fluorescent dyes
Researchers Unearth “New” Extinction
Study Sheds Light on How Justice System Can Affect Physical, Mental Health
EU recognises Manchester academic as an ‘ordinary hero’
Award for therapy for muscle weakness
Action on rural health desperately needed
Don’t let people with younger onset dementia fall through cracks in aged care
Kalgoorlie home for Australian Aboriginal Mining Academy
Discovery of periodic tables for molecules
Funding boost to commercialise biorefinery products
Burnet partners with Egypt for hepatitis workshop
Trapping atoms to protect Australia’s groundwater
Lollies, vitamins and fish-shaped sauce containers hit MRI mark
Cannabis Approvals up 1000% year on year
Science meets Parliament scholarships awarded
And then there was light: looking for first stars in Universe
Bridging scales of brain
Light-activated nanoheaters may control nerve cells, locust mind
App lets Android users control their health records
Max Planck researcher receive Breakthrough Prize 2020
Combating Prison Recidivism with Plants
Research expedition to assess recovery of Scottish coral reef
University names two academic advisers on Indigenous curriculum, research ethics
Student fundraisers make record-breaking difference for third consecutive year
New multimillion pound halls of residence open in Fallowfield
Measuring changes in magnetic order to find ways to transcend conventional electronics
Tasmanian devils: How close are we to saving them?
Why fruit flies eat practically anything
Eureka Prizes celebrate innovators and leaders in Australian science
Mandatory drug testing of welfare recipients pointless given absence of treatment services
Greater support needed to improve treatment of knee osteoarthritis
Swinburne extends partnership with Richmond
More targeted, less toxic: golden future of cancer treatment
Climate conference to feature Penn State researchers Sept. 16-18
Mathematikado: A Parody of a Parody
Ancient DNA study tracks formation of populations across Central Asia
Climate conference to be livestreamed
New ‘Transforming Leadership’ programme to clear career pathways for future female leaders
CAPA Clinic shows promising results for addiction treatment patients in St. Louis
Research: Video-based ‘threat appeals’ may lead to less texting and driving
Swinburne drone teaching methods taking off
Journey to Law Dome
NTU scientists develop optical ruler that can measure down to nanoscale
Historical Panoramas project further opens window on Perth’s past
Curtin joins edX University Advisory Board

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