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New national report reveals real impact of blood cancer in Australia
International overdose awareness DAY: CALLS for greater focus on prevention & harm reduction
Monitoring bridge safety with wireless sensors
Hand-harvested versus Machine-harvested Juice and Cider Apples: A Comparison of Phenolic Profiles
Moving faster in a crowd: Examining cell particle movement
Rice wins ‘mass timber’ funding from feds
Sensor used at CERN could help gravitational-wave hunters
ScholarSphere: Measuring impact of open-access publishing
Cluster of Excellence Takes Off
Focus on naloxone to prevent overdose
Brisbane Spine Clinic Opens Second Location in North Lakes
Pharmacists protecting Australians from deadly flu virus
Dark matter to shed light on universe
Lemberg and Caughley travelling fellowships awarded
Scientists team up to fight epidemic threat to Australia
New report identifies 163,000 new jobs for WA workers
New Cornell hub for historical keyboards opens Sept. 6
Things to Do, Aug. 30-Sept. 6, 2019
Zhang wins $2 million NIH grant to study metabolite diversity in bacteria
Flood victims likely to resettle in flood-prone areas that are whiter and wealthier
K-pop, fandom and BTS boys: University researcher brings ‘Korean Wave’ into classroom
Douglas W. Pollock Center for Addiction Outreach and Research dedicated
Time to retire ‘pristine myth’ of climate change
Cheese, love and understanding: Judges know whey
Cell-free DNA detects pathogens and quantifies damage
From capturing collisions to avoiding them
New $27 Million Grant to Focus on Future of Biomanufacturing
Engineering innovation in Timor-Leste
Archaeological assessment reveals Earth’s early transformation through land use
Parenting stress may affect mother’s and child’s ability to tune in to each other
Global warming may diminish plant genetic variety in Central Europe
HKUST-led Research Successfully Develops Rechargeable Liquid Fuels to Power Electric Vehicles
Researchers secure $38 million in NHMRC funding
LEI researchers win major science prize
Curtin health research boosted with $6m NHMRC funding
NHMRC Investigator Grants
Government funding to support research on children and permanency
National Science Week shows that science is for everyone
Eureka Prize for malaria research
Baylor Officially Announces Pursuit of Research 1/Tier 1 Goals
A face for Lucy’s ancestor
University researcher to launch digital storytelling project in Ugandan refugee camp
3.8-million-year-old fossil cranium unveils more about human ancestry
Political polarization may be less about ideology than luck
First national report shows 1 in 9 Australian women aged 40-44 have endometriosis
Eureka Prizes: Sydney leads way in leadership and innovation
“Short-term economic gain brings long-term losses”
Delivering new concepts for urban citizens

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