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WashU Expert: On Apollo legacy, and why we should return to moon
Pioneering group announced to tackle North/South health inequalities
A new concept for self-assembling micromachines
Smart irrigation model predicts rainfall to conserve water
BIG Idea Contest offers up to $50,000 prize
Long live long-limbed African chicken
How Israel Innovation Authority and CERN are infusing Israeli innovation ecosystem with
Bottomonium particles don’t go with flow
Mistreatment results in malnutrition: faceless abuser in aged care
Space snacks – if there’s life on Mars, they’re likely to be eating cosmic dust: study
CSIRO creation scales up to tackle waste
Megadrought caused mega biodiversity loss
Robot control system for grasping and releasing objects under both dry and wet conditions
Fan studies in new millennium
Growing evidence of need for independent inquiry into Private Health Insurance
Academies call on health ministers to resolve health data issues
Grattan Institute report fails to understand private sector
Cannabis treatment counters addiction: first study of its kind
New Zealanders involved in global study showing genetic predisposition for anorexia
Forest landscapes, wildlife of Northern Congo declining under logging pressure
A New Way to Help Stop Insect Pests in Their Tracks
New Higgs results presented at 2019 EPS-HEP conference
2D perovskite materials found to have unique, conductive edge states
Physicists find first possible 3D quantum spin liquid
Southampton prepares to celebrate 2019 summer graduation
4-H’ers prepare ‘rusty’ experiment for space station
Penn State researcher sees potential for ancient life on Martian surface
Moon dust is not to be sneezed at
HKUST Signs MoC with China Banking Association, Shenzhen University
Report highlights need for greater pharmacist involvement in medicine reviews
Research provides novel insights into how eggs may help prevent type 2 diabetes
Taking multiple medicines – how to stay on top of your medicines
Academies call on health minsters to resolve health data issues
Innovative Curtin-led medical start-up takes important step forward
New data on e-cigarette use among New Zealand adults
Green light for a new generation of dynamic materials
Infanticide by mammalian mothers
University of Canterbury reflects on 50th anniversary of Moon landing
Baby blue-tongues are born smart
“The telescope offers enormous potential”
Entire sky in X-rays
Do ladybugs help your garden grow? Depends on surroundings
A retirement present to support a summer student
Rice device channels heat into light
Biodiversity grants announced
Remembering Suzanne Eaton
Curtin virtual reality research opens up new worlds at XR:WA
Why cultural competence is important