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Wanted: resourceful students to revolutionise rehabilitation
Liquid Metal Coating Creates Effective Antiviral, Antimicrobial Fabric
Engineers share student award
Canterbury health research projects win funding boost
Role of records: reconnecting with family, culture, and country for stolen Generations survivors
Mitigating carbon may have unintended consequences
Preserving biodiversity: Effective, lasting solutions based on science and innovation
Link Between Mutated DNA and Rare Blood Condition
Tasmania’s leading exporters recognised at awards
Life with light and colour: biochemical conversation
When will pandemic end?
Soil Systems Masterclass to unearth carbon opportunities
Color coding molecular mirror images
Technology breakthrough sheds new light on Great Barrier Reef
Detecting pregnancy risks earlier
Researchers pinpoint cause of fatigue during pregnancy
Micro-robots propelled by air bubbles and ultrasound
Silver lining of marine paints
North south divide, not age, linked to hearing loss
Major herbicide research effort enters new phase
Exercise for low back pain beneficial but no one agrees on why
Ramsay Foundation and QUT tackle disadvantage
Personalised nutrition trend shows flaws in one-size-fits-all diets
Ringo Starr of bird world heading for extinction
Study to identify which genes are important in driving genomic risk of coronary artery disease
Ground-breaking Melbourne study shows way forward in protecting health care workers from COVID-19
Gay men may be at greater risk for poor skeletal health: University study
Engineers go microbial to store energy, sequester CO2
‘Windows of opportunity’ crucial for cutting Chesapeake nutrient, sediment loads
Researchers designing new face masks to overcome communication issues
When chemistry with green light mimics what happens in life
Genetic differences important for Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Could spotted owls benefit from forest fires?
Vitamin D clue to more autism spectrum disorder in boys
Multimillion ERC grants bring DNA computing and longer-lasting donor organs closer
Newry’s Kate Mirams awarded Wellington Citizen of Year
Index reveals integrity issues for many of world’s forests
Baylor doctor elected National Academy of Inventors fellow
Smellicopter is an obstacle-avoiding drone that uses a live moth antenna to seek out smells
Huddles – Not Electronic Communication – May Be Best Way for Hospital Workers to Cope with Information Glut During
World Soil Day highlights role of soil biodiversity in boosting food production and nutrition
Shedding light on sex differences in COVID-19 mortality
DNA nanobots build themselves – how can we help them grow right way?
Researchers discover how bean plants fend off famished foes
Scientists discover why heart slows down at night
Three STEM superstars at University of Adelaide
After shipping, pallets pose big risk to public, cause many accidents, injuries
Scientists map soils’ potential to combat climate change