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Director of Dunedin Study recognised with Distinguished Research Medal
Paramedic numbers failing to keep pace with surging demand
Communities that Care prevention system helps to protect youth, study finds
University of Sydney tops both MBA and EMBA rankings
Things to Do, Sept. 13-20, 2019
STEM leaders urged to join STA Executive
Asset ownership key to understanding class in 21st Century
Papillomaviruses may be able to be spread by blood
Researchers discover tiny, 500-million-year-old predecessor to scorpions and spiders
App for finding study partners wins at entrepreneurship kickoff
$5 million grant endows research to advance blood disorder therapies
Spin devices get a paint job
International competition launched to find partner for ID Manchester
Scientists discover new breakthrough in cancer hair loss treatment
Jurassic crocodile identified in fossil study
Curtin soars into world’s top 300 in prestigious global ranking
Novotech CRO says South Korea’s Five-Year Plan for Advancement of Clinical Trials will further
PNG breaks new ground in tuberculosis research
9 moments in University of Sydney’s history you need to know
Expansion of Tasmanian pharmacist vaccination services
Times Higher Education ranks Swinburne in top 400
Rural Australia deserves better funded and resourced health services
New era for National Rural Health Alliance
Sydney ranks 60th in world in prestigious university ranking
New Parliamentary Inquiry: Allergies and anaphylaxis under microscope
There’s no place like home: butterflies stick to their burbs
NTU Singapore breaks into global top 50 in Times Higher Education rankings
Public religious figures draw attention to issues, but response hard to predict
Grant recipients work to improve reconstructive ACL surgeries
QUT among world’s top 200 universities
Gene therapy may help functional recovery after stroke
Piotrek and CSIRO to make next-gen lithium batteries for global market
Campanella’s ‘Brooklyn’ takes long look at author’s hometown
Conversation series to foster understanding on difficult issues
LEAD New York founder James Preston ’50 dies
University researcher calls for end to ‘bedroom jail’ with new pediatric concussion guideline
Multiple flood events erode neighborhood spirit
Optical lace gives robots heightened sensory ability
Things to Do at Penn State: Sept. 12-19
First doctoral researchers start at Max Planck Schools
New ‘Botanic Buzzline’ trail connects people, pollinators
Scale of suicides by pesticide poisoning revealed
Max Planck Society grants license for new drug candidates
In finals for German Future Prize
AI can predict social media users’ opinions
HKUST Researchers Build World’s First All-Optical Multilayer Neural Network Paving Way for Next
Ambassador Mark Gibson joins commitment to raise awareness about dementia
Study finds managers need to adjust their ‘leadership style’ during a crisis

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