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Employees want climate action but don’t trust employers’ claims: report
Chips Under Control?
HKUST Receives Donation from Dr. Joseph Cheung to Establish Research Excellence Award
Excitement Mounts As New Telescope Nears First Light
Manchester Arena attack: pioneering rehab programme gives hope for remarkable recoveries
Sunlight gives biodiesel by-product a second life as hydrogen and valuable chemicals
On Challenge Of Drafting Police Law
University of Manchester start-up LanthaGen Bio wins £100,000 Coller AI Competition to fund new research
HKUST Launches HK$100 Million RAISe+ Project Fund to Accelerate Research Commercialization
A new, robust, long-lasting, and safe nucleic acid therapeutic
HKUST Develops Embodied Robotic Arm “EmArm” with Human-Like Touch Sensing
Fully Automated Metal Experiments Pave the Way for AI-Driven Exploration
AI Agents Go Shopping: Agentic Commerce
Owners who spend more time close to their cats tend to have more positive moods
From Research Vessel To Regional Resilience
New High-Frequency Method Boosts 2D Material Readout for Next-Gen Quantum Computers
Researchers Dispute Whether AI Has Passed Turing Test
AI and Wastewater DNA-Based Mapping Helps Identify Sewer Pipes at Risk of Corrosion
Why Brain’s Clocks Don’t Always Tick Together
Otago oncologist honoured for transforming cancer care in NZ
Otago researchers humbled and honoured by national awards
Timed For Both Strength And Flexibility
Wild Birds Rewrite Rules For Travel
New Study Explores Consumer Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Floral Design Styles
Amy Lewis Sweetman ’08 Forges Beauty From Past
Annual REALTalk speakers to explore finding inner strength amid life’s challenges
Trading power reductions could reduce data center strain on energy grid
Just Few Smartphone Cameras Create Dancing Avatars
Human learning is an underestimated factor in the success of human-AI teams
$7.5M grant to establish foundations for visual computing with light
The University of Manchester announces plans for a major new centre for education, research and innovation in Bengaluru, India
AI and Symmetry Accelerate the Design of Sound-Absorbing Woven Materials
One year on, CSIRO’s Space Truck has gone from the Outback and beyond
How heart failure reshapes bone marrow to create inflammation-related immune memory
$82.5 million awarded for 17 new Research Hubs and Training Centres
Living cost pressures rising sharply – Otago report
Time to redefine concept of health
Tiny platform creates and directs microbubbles on demand
Electrical sliding switches graphene between magnetic states
Support may offset stigma for parents of children with mental health problems
Pulling Strings: New Method Maps Exoplanet’s True Shape
Novel ultrafast solid oxide-ion conductors for low-temperature fuel cells
HKUST Researchers Redraw the Boundary between Phases of Matter
HKUST Hosts Asia Debut of Jobs and Development Conference
PolyU study reveals tropical cyclone rainfall extending further inland and warming nearshore waters increasing inland flood risks
You can’t be what you can’t see: pathways into agriculture
CSIRO report identifies investment priorities for low-emissions agriculture
Lights, camera, innovation: Curtin’s new virtual studio sets the scene for future storytellers

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