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Dalla Lana researcher challenges international standard of care for trans patients
Rice chemists show it’s hip to be square
Artificial intelligence could yield more accurate breast cancer diagnoses
Evidence found for cloaked black hole in early universe
Royal Society Fellow to explore Earth’s ‘magnetic’ relationship with Sun
Researchers get first microscopic look at a tiny phenomenon with potential implications for quantum
WA voluntary assisted dying bill differs from Victoria’s
Dance, astronomy and Indigenous culture collide in 4 Dimensions
Art meets astrophysics, cocktail chemistry, women’s woo, and wild weather
From little things big things grow
Academy launches vision for reconciliation
How can future urban development ensure our lived experiences?
Tips for giving medicine to children safely: don’t mix with juice or bake in a cupcake
Funding boosts cardiovascular research at Sydney
Fellows shortlisted as Eureka Prize finalists
Otago research shines light on cancer cells
Scientists Uncover Intricacies of “On/Off Switch” that Creates Cell Differentiation
Advance Care Planning Seminar kicks off in Melbourne
University researchers uncover communities with highest premature deaths in Ontario
Contamination-eating microbes developed at University to be tested in field
Rethinking seizures associated with cardiac disease
Study shows gun shops can aid in preventing suicides
Cornell team fights invasive pest, supports NY berry industry
Grant to help Warner study public health in rural planning
Penn State names Georgia Tech’s Lora Weiss senior vice president for research
Music was form of resistance for women during Civil Rights Movement
Oil rigs could pump emissions below North Sea
Rare Antelopes and Black Cats
New design strategy brightens up future of perovskite-based light-emitting diodes
MoU to benefit East New Britain health
Scientists identify protein factors increasing yield of a biofuel precursor
Choosing Wisely Australia welcomes new Advisory Group Chair
Curtin research helps solve mystery of when plate tectonics emerged
Gut reactions, beer goggles, and mind over faecal matter
Reaping innovation benefits for Queensland regions
Walking safely this National Missing Persons Week
Tuberculosis and cancer discoveries vie for top award
Applications now open for 2020 Gilead Fellowship Research Grants Program
Indigenous secrets of Midlands, chemistry in dance, and a pop-up science bar
Mind over faecal matter; coffee in space; and extreme scientists
Dr Dolphin; Dr Karl; surviving shift work; and climate-proofing food and wine
A long time ago, galaxies far, far away
More than 100 years of Arctic sea ice volume reconstructed with help from historic ships’ logbooks
University researchers aim to lower cost to make lab-grown meat
Stronger air pollution laws essential for Australian’s health
New Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights empowers patients as partners
Study: Red or blue, Americans value effort to achieve success
Cleaner cruises thanks to particle accelerators