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New X-Ray Technique Reveals Hidden Molecular Changes in Dilute Liquids
Australia supports Fiji-led IAEA RCA project to strengthen food security
Research Project Promoting Patient-Specific Nucleic Acid Drug Development for Rare and Intractable Diseases (N-of-1+ Drug Development) Selected by AMED
CSIRO Job Cuts Statement
NCGP Upcoming Scheme Opportunities
Rural siblings of people with neurodevelopmental conditions left to go it alone
Gaming Monkeys’ Curiosity
Finding the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease
Disability compounds employment woes for people with criminal records, and vice versa
Recycling excreta as fertilizer in Kenya transforms ‘disgusting’ to ‘beautiful’
Researchers examine fertility, reproductive health at Cornell symposium
Robotic ‘matter’ flows, adapts through mechanical intelligence
Rainforest foragers intensified plant use long before agriculture
Little Blue Buttons’ Long Journey
Dietitians welcome in-principle support for expanded Medicare access
New Tool Decodes Structures And Motifs Of RNA
Substandard bowel cancer care for people with learning disability highlighted
Researchers trialling simple oral medicines to combat dementia in diabetes
HKUST and Uzbekistan’s “El-Yurt Umidi” Foundation Sign MOA to Forge Strategic Undergraduate and Executive Education Partnerships
Kedron Brook tops the microplastics count – three Brisbane creeks study
More than a miss: Scientists identify a gene variant that causes early pregnancy loss
Dark matter hunters, climate scientists and biomedical animators recognised for contributions to Australian science
Economists Solve a Mystery Involving International Trade and Competition From China
Fast deliveries worsen conditions for e-commerce warehouse workers
Immunology center announces 2026 multidisciplinary seed grant recipients
Grad Hopes To Advance Women’s Health In Space
Booking site crackdown failed to cut online hotel prices – but unlocked cheaper deals offline
Short exposures to common air pollutants shown to have distinct impacts on lung function and brain activity
Feeling connected at school aids pupil mental health and attendance, study finds
Toolkit To Support Adults At Risk Of Suicide Launches
What You Need To Know About Ebolaviruses
HKUST 2nd AI Film Festival Concludes Successfully Showcasing Global Excellence in AI Creativity
AI-empowered wearable rehabilitation device: PolyU develops closed-loop sensory wristband to enable personalised rehabilitation for stroke patients
ANSTO Trade Apprentices Move In-house
Toward power-generating displays: a single device that harvests and emits light
Linkage Projects 2025
$99.8 million investment backs research partnerships aligned with Australia’s national priorities
Study finds dementia risk factors could depend on which country you live in
Fainting from low blood sugar-why is too much insulin released?
Community-based Baby Hip Screening Success
Shaping Australia’s future energy landscape through smarter large-scale solar
Toyota Research Institute, Cornell partner on AI projects
Long Island farm leverages Cornell research to adapt, expand
New low-THC hemp fiber cultivar flourishes in NYS climate
Teaching with Food Boosts Preschoolers’ Science Knowledge and Vocabulary
Nondestructive Testing Paves Way for Genetic Analysis of Historical Parchments
Data Centers Are Driving Up Power Bills. A New Study Looks at How Bad It Could Get
A resilient rule of law: what can be done about law-breaking federal states?

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