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New Multi-Policy-Based Annealer for Solving Real-World Combinatorial Optimization Problems
Study to explore link between diet and multiple sclerosis in children
Passerine bird takes advantage of human settlements
Quake stories come to life with new audio walk
El-Ghazaly expands next-gen wireless accessibility with NSF CAREER Award
Reid to address nitrogen pollution with NSF CAREER Award
Symbiotic fungi produce attractants for bark beetles
History of care and compassion
Earthquake prone: how can we bring our riskiest buildings up to scratch?
Virtual Reality Boxing Game Effective in Reducing Stress, Improving Cognitive Function in Adolescents, New Study Finds
Life on Mars? Better tools needed to get answer
Newly discovered form of salty ice could exist on surface of extraterrestrial moons
Study Finds Parents Serve as a Safety Net as Grown Kids Navigate the Workforce
U.S. labor strikes up 52% in 2022 as worker activism rises
Infants Outperform AI in “Commonsense Psychology”
Switch made from single molecule
New Transmitter Design for Small Satellite Constellations Improves Signal Transmission
Improving Performance of Satellites in Low Earth Orbit
Innovate to Grow opportunity for WA agrifood SMEs
ARC project helps barley breeders in fight against disease
Future Qubit Foundry to keep Australia at the forefront of quantum tech
Nilas – a new interactive research tool for the Antarctic sea-ice zone 21 February 2023
Prevention of Phytotoxic Effects of Electrochemical Hypochlorination in Hydroponic Systems
Stronger El Niño could cause irreversible melting of Antarctica
Skating on thin ICE
Researchers create custom technology in quest to understand memory
Long COVID symptoms vary among racial and ethnic groups
War’s aftermath brought modern painting to Taiwan
Researchers use computational, experimental tools to understand linguistic processing
75 Years Max Planck Society
Renowned string quartet to perform in Cornell Concert Series
Manchester rated ‘Excellent’ by UNESCO as a Creative City of Literature
Evening seminar on Ookayama Campus reveals Orion Nebula
Uncovering traits of Japan’s dual ancestry
Australia’s long COVID problem needs to be acknowledged
Trash to treasure with 3D printing breakthrough
Brains trust: Aussie and US scientists combine smarts to tackle global challenges
From video to AI: learning more about Antarctic blue whales 20 February 2023
Research aims to quantify New Zealand’s Blue Carbon capacity of kelp seaweeds
A million hectares of kelp forests need planting by 2040, and scientists need your help
Interactive risk communication can help overcome vaccine hesitancy
Global COVID-19 study finds higher infection risk was main driver of ethnic inequality
Charting course in brainy frontier
Message from Tokyo Tech community to people of Türkiye and Syria
Head of the Delegation of the European Union to Japan Ambassador Jean-Eric Paquet Visits Tokyo Tech
New study maps transience of NZ population
CSIRO to support future SpaceX missions
U.S. Unprepared for Dangers Posed by Zoonotic Diseases, New Analysis Concludes

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