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Ideas to Impact puts Australian R&D stories in the spotlight
Uncovering the dynamic surface chemistry of copper sulfide catalysts in CO2 conversion
Auckland Maths Challenge adds up to a bright future at Waipapa Taumata Rau
Notre Dame contributes to global conversation on the future of Catholic education
Data points to brush strokes – showing the full picture of biodiversity data
CSIRO backs next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander STEM talent with $1.5 million scholarship program
Assessing Hurricane Wind Damage From Above
Long-range magnetic forces govern how a ferrimagnet approaches its phase transition
Expert Commentary: What Do We Know About H5 Bird Flu?
Monash study reveals snake bodies are more than long tubes, they have distinct vertebral regions
Stair climbing enhances brain health – research
Robertsons champion real-world learning through Shuler clinical immersion program
County Vaccination Data Masks Measles Risk
Existing Drug Could Treat Invasive Canine Oral Tumors
NC State, New York Power Authority and EPRI Demonstrate Solid State Transformer Success Under Real World Conditions
New Training Centre to accelerate net-zero innovation in construction
PolyU research team develops trustworthy AI framework TRUECAM to enhance reliability of pathology AI in cancer diagnosis
Australian researchers invited to have their say on AI in research
National Kids Science Comp Winners
Bright Minds Behind Startups Meet Mayor
Young people in public housing less likely to be involved in crime
A New Mathematical Tool to Uncover “Who Eats Whom” in Nature
Global-first position statement calls for healthy risk-taking to support adolescent wellbeing
Tracking Trauma Over Time Improves Prediction of Long-Term Mental Health
Why High Levels Of “good” Cholesterol May Not Be Enough
Tāwhaki and University of Canterbury partnership opens pathways for rangatahi in aerospace, science and whenua
‘No difference’ may be wrong conclusion, scientists warn
Distinct Neurons Drive Mice’s Social Sounds And Squeaks
University of Manchester among world’s leading universities in latest global ranking
Study Finds Some Microbes Drastically Change Behavior Outside the Lab
NC State to Spearhead 10-Year, $480 Million Effort to Bolster Defense Textile Manufacturing
Life In Deep Atlantic Depends On Labrador Sea
World-leading immunologist new director of Lydia Becker Institute
Secure Collaboration On Shared Documents
Nature Index: JMU among Germany’s strongest research universities
Butterflies On Move To Higher Ground
From a Perth classroom to the International Space Station via Lucas Heights
Trying to compete with China could slow global climate action, report warns
Goda Lab Reaches Final Phase of XPRIZE Healthspan Competition With Super Exosomes
Connecting Culture And Community With STEM In Pilbara
New plan puts productivity and profitability at the centre of Australian rice RD&E
UNSW turns Sydney into giant open-air lab for National Science Week
Cell biochemistry beyond membranes: The physics of condensates
Traumatic brain injury in Pakistan linked to poor long-term survival
Solidarity With Colombia
Würzburg Physicist Conducts Research as Part of a High-Profile Simons Collaboration
Nurturing Knowledge During National Science Week
BBCube: a novel chip-on-wafer technology for next-generation AI chip integration

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