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PolyU showcases innovative research in AI and medicine-engineering integration at BIO International Convention 2025
Manchester-led study identifies fair paths to net zero for developing countries
Attention, conviction, motivation: cognitive states can be read on the face
Manchester retains leading global position in QS World University Rankings
Manchester scientists are world’s most cited on deadly fungal disease
Youth offending drops with stable housing – study
Hey Doc, You Got Something For Snails?
UniSQ strengthens global performance despite intensified competition
Otago rises in international ranking
Social media can amplify worker voice, but fades over time
Seeing through a new LENS allows brain-like navigation in robots
Improving Predictions Of Hot Summers In Europe
Before Dispersing out of Africa, Humans Learned to Thrive in Diverse Habitats
Climate Change May Make Prescribed Fires Rarer
Now more than ever Australians must be able to talk to a dietitian
Australian researcher internationally recognised for global supply chain research
Astroonomers Win Time On James Webb Space Telescope
Where the gender bias grows: Coming-of-age novels rife with stereotypes
Emotion – not just action – helps brain define, divide events
Swinburne becomes first Australian university to offer degrees in Qatar
University of Canterbury research aims to shed light on dark skies  | University of Canterbury
Researchers identify solution to global mask pollution problem
Report outlines blueprint to grow Australia’s bioeconomy
Research at risk: Records of enslaved people seeking freedom
Plants Use ‘weather Radar’ To Sense Temperature
Common Antibiotic Is 99.9% Effective Against Typhoid
Physical activity is critical for children’s happiness, study finds
Better Basketball Through Theoretical Physics?
Manchester researchers design 2D lattice to extend zinc-ion battery life
When Beetles See Red
Swinburne commerce alum turned Webby Award-winning podcast star
New Eyesight Study Tracks Lifestyle Of Brisbane Kids
Women who work nightshifts are more likely to have asthma
Gut reaction: study reveals opioid pain relievers with highest constipation risk
When It Comes to Our Working Memory, It’s More Complicated than We Thought
Inside the medical crash cart robot: Designing for urgency, collaboration, and clarity
Geologists reflect on Cornell’s 50 years of seismic reflection
New approach models potential and trade-offs of floating solar
Dallas Morse Coors Concert Series announces 2025-26 Season
Manchester debuts at Europe’s largest laboratory animal event
New Centre To Build Next Generation Of Ethical Leaders
Monolayer SnS as New Semiconductor Towards Wave-parallel Computing and Spin-valleytronic Application
What Does New Pandemic Treaty Mean For Australia And Global Health?
Last Meal Reveals Eating Habits Of Australian Sauropod
National Reconciliation Week At Swinburne
New Study Examines Leaf Phenotypic Variation in Natural Populations of Chuanqian Crape Myrtle
Reorganized office strengthens Cornell’s commitment to civil rights
Sniffing out hunger: a nose-to-brain connection linked to appetite

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