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Women are 50-75% more likely to have adverse drug reactions
Meeting of minds at Sydney Cardiovascular Symposium
Nano ‘capsule’ to target cancer cells
There are still good reasons to avoid catching COVID again – for one, your risk of long COVID goes up each time
Study shows psychological burdern of everyday discrimination
2022 Australian Election Study
How far has nuclear fusion power come?
ANU students to forge path in Indo-Pacific in year of firsts
Can Plasma Instability In Fact Be Savior for Magnetic Nozzle Plasma Thrusters
Australia and US are firm friends on defence – now let’s turn that into world-beating climate action
When does mental distress become a mental illness?
Poor pandemic management pummels Coalition at polls
‘Seismic shift’ from major parties defines 2022 election
MITRE Australia collaboration strengthening defence
‘Sounds’ of sun inspire extraordinary new album
Record applications for Curious Minds STEM camps
Coastal property prices and climate risks are both soaring
MPs and Senators hear how batteries could power Australia’s economic future
Big brains bring change: Inside social life of spiders
Climate-fuelled disasters: warning people is good
Burden of lowering inflation must be shared
Australia’s 2022 Word of Year revealed
Why are shallow earthquakes more destructive?
World’s oldest meal offers food for thought
Colour named Australia’s Word of Year
Semut scoops Australian War Memorial’s Les Carlyon Literary Prize
ANU to map Australia’s telecommunications resilience
ANU researchers win PM’s science prizes
Groundbreaking studies of Earth’s churning oceans recognised at Australia’s most prestigious science prizes this year
Study shows cost of captivity
Best of Australian science returns to Canberra
Learn about Canberra’s conservation efforts at Wildbark
ARC Training Centre drives 3D imaging and manufacturing
Diverting children away from criminal justice system gives them a chance to ‘grow out’ of crime
Six Superstars of STEM
Australian-first cervical cancer screening program aims to reduce high mortality rates among Aboriginal women
$39 million awarded to build research infrastructure, equipment, and facilities
‘Gain of function’ research can create experimental viruses
Space research informs everyday life
New lead on Great Barrier Reef’s origin
Warren Hogan Memorial Lecture, University of Sydney
Extra 1,500 pumped hydro sites could bolster energy grids
We found 1,500 new pumped hydro sites next to existing reservoirs
How to implement food systems change
Australia’s record on energy efficiency has been woeful for decades, but that could be about to change
UniSQ Research: Regional presence, international impact
Six million Australian adults hacked in last year
New $89M national research centre at JCU