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Story of tiny fossil that solved an evolutionary puzzle
World first: Study confirms mistaken identity may explain why sharks bite humans
Securing future: genetics of reintroductions
Urgent action needed against exclusionary rhetoric and practices that endanger human rights – UN expert
First overview of archaea in vertebrates
Photosensitisation caused by St John’s Wort
Nature-inspired coatings could power lab-on-a-chip devices for rapid, inexpensive medical tests
Researchers’ lab-grown muscles used to study Duchenne muscular dystrophy, develop treatments
Eureka – cost effective and quick way to find groundwater
Economic impact of marine heatwaves
Record year for endangered western swamp tortoise conservation
Humane Research Australia’s new report calls for transition to human-relevant smoke inhalation research
Cats players help to solve problem of AFLW knee injuries
Four generations of innovation
Travel exemption applications now open for parents of Australians
Hidden costs of global illegal wildlife trade
Scientists produce tadpoles better adapted to climate change
University of Toronto’s Janelle Taylor to study experiences, care needs of Alzheimer’s patients
Backyard bird count shines light on urban bird life
New university resources foster real talk to support mental health and wellbeing of students and staff
Birth certificate changes for adoptees
Hudson Institute part of international project exploring sex differences in disease
Genetic risk for clinical depression linked to physical symptoms
Unique ocean chemicals slip through net
How to program DNA robots to poke and prod cell membranes
Brain ‘noise’ may hold keys to psychiatric treatment efficacy
University of Canterbury offers first internationally accredited BSc Biology major
Australia signs international biodiversity declaration
Researchers engineer hardier microbes to improve bioproduction of fuels, chemicals
Schmidt: Exploring Earth’s oceans to reach Europa
Kunming Declaration announced at UN Convention on Biological Diversity – Greenpeace response
Billion year soul-burning puzzle: who made cheilanthanes?
Novel lighting system designed for machine vision module of agricultural robots
500 AdvanceAg attendees to vote on best AgTech pitch
Toohey Trail Run back bigger and better in 2021
Forico result to be commended
Colorblind fish show experts how vision evolved
World’s move to net zero emissions an opportunity for Australia
$3 Million investment in Vic company to help protect our ADF
Smart slides help detect cancer
Path to achieving net-zero liquid fuel
Tiny bubbles can be future treatment for inflammation
Chemistry Nobel Prize for Benjamin List
New protective kit being tested
Bitou Bush Control Program Targets Green Menace of Coast
Research Investigates Views of People Living with Dementia
Collaboration plants seeds for cultural, biological conservation
Talking cells: How unraveling secrets of biological cells could benefit farming and healthcare