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University of Canterbury Engineering excels in MBIE Endeavour Funding
Solving mystery of a Motor Neuron Disease mimic
First case of drug-resistant typhoid reported in Australia
Australian bioscience enterprise iQ Group Global to commercialise breakthrough anticancer drug
A new approach to support specialist prescribing of bDMARDS
Cause of rare, fatal disorder in young children pinpointed
Unpacking ‘packing’ is topic of Hans Bethe Lecture
Hiding in plain sight
Book examines political barriers to taxation in Latin America
Americans would rather drive themselves to work than have an autonomous vehicle drive them
Radiation therapy effective against deadly heart rhythm
New study shows common carp aquaculture in Neolithic China dating back 8,000 years
Eating cheese may offset blood vessel damage from salt
Heart-Healthy Forager-Farmers in Lowland Bolivia Are Changing Diets and Gaining Weight
KATRIN cuts mass estimate for elusive neutrino in half
Separation of Science and State
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Update
Animals in Need: fund that saved Sandy dachshund
Breastfed Vietnamese babies have fewer health issues, study finds
Apples iPhone 11 Pro wants to take your laptops job
Gutsy effort to produce comprehensive study of intestinal gases
A modelling tool to rapidly predict weed spread risk
QUT scientists among state’s Young Tall Poppies
Remove nicotine from cigarettes, smokers say
Discrimination impacts on people living with dementia – national survey seeks to determine how
Apartment and condo dwellers report smelling cannabis more than tobacco smoke
Brown School researchers begin low-income smoker study
Gene mutation discovery sheds light on organ failure affecting babies
Körber Prize 2019 for Bernhard Schölkopf
Brain-inspired computing could tackle big problems in a small way
Male circumcision opposition supported by poor evidence: paper finds
Inspired by natural signals in living cells, researchers design artificial gas detector
‘Soft Tactile Logic’ Tech Distributes Decision-Making Throughout Stretchable Material
Blink and you’ll miss it
Designing space for science at Synchrotron
An overactive cerebellum causes issues across brain
NTU Singapore scientists develop molecular probe to track disease progress and monitor drug efficacy
QUT a top Australian executive educator
Symphony commission is ‘doubly lucky’ for University of Canterbury lecturer
Curtin minerals exploration technique wins commercialisation prize
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