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NA64 casts light on dark photons
Mission complete: USQ unveils new space facility
Sports science embraces VR at Swinburne Open Day
Parents could be next for robo-debt stress
University of Canterbury Connect public talk: Never Say Die – Silicon Valley and pursuit of immortality
Bridging nanoscale gap: A deep look inside atomic switches
ANMF CALLS on all politicians to support GREATER transparency in aged care
Talking About Pain: Our Words Matter
Offspring of Pregnant Women Exposed to High Level of Pollutants May Have Lower IQs
How do distance learners connect?
Is there plastic in our drinking water? Probably – and University researchers are studying
Commission releases new research into extremism in UK
New software helps plant breeders bring out their best
Study reveals genetic similarities of osteosarcoma between dogs and children
New study to help with shortage of eye donors
Deep-sea snail described by Southampton researcher makes Red list of Endangered Species
£4.4M investment to aid fight against antibiotic resistance
Bouncers in Bone Marrow
Researchers give standard light microscopes an upgrade to see inside cells
Successful application of machine learning in discovery of new polymers
New ProtoLAB for large scale digital fabrication
New Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies study begins
Creating “best days” to help stave off dementia
Health Minister to open PSA’s national conference next week
Diet and exercise research secures $1.77 million
Demand High for New Life Science Funding Program
Former PSA National President John Bell honoured for his contribution to diabetes management
Dying to know day help us talk about this life transition
Old rocks, new science: Why Apollo 11 samples are still as relevant as ever
Mark 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 moon landing with these words from University’s Marshall
Via sport, Farred explores relation, belonging in ‘Entre Nous’
Helping robots to build new antibiotics
University rises to 19th globally in Times Higher Education world reputation rankings
Lost glacier to be honored with memorial monument
ASHS Convenes Its Annual Conference in Las Vegas
Horticultural Growth in Desert
A single measurement may help determine kneecap instability risk
Discovering Vertical Farming and Hydroponic Growing at ASHS Conference in Las Vegas
More cancer patients get help to quit smoking
Study highlights need for more discussions about child organ donation
University launches new partnership with Manchester’s HOME arts venue
Journeys of hoverflies
Diet and exercise research secures $1.7 million
5 ways Sydney researchers are reducing burden of diabetes
Embed pharmacists: answer to addressing medicine-related harm in aged care
Future of arts, social sciences and humanities
Could heat of Earth’s crust become ultimate energy source?
Learning real-world leadership skills

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