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Designing DNA From Scratch: Engineering Functions of Micrometer-Sized DNA Droplets
Groundbreaking autism intervention gets green light
Crop infesting spores ‘tricked’ by new biomaterials to aid global wheat production
Shining light into dark – Curtin discovery makes microscopic imaging possible in dark conditions
Uncovering Novel Molecular Mechanism for Cancer Drug Design
New global study reveals ‘time-tree’ of Earth’s flowering plants
When imaging atoms, blurrier is better
University and Hebrew University of Jerusalem launch research and innovation partnership
Scientists synthesize novel artificial molecules that mimic a cell membrane protein
Cornell Atkinson awards $1.1M to innovative projects
Epigenetics researcher Yang Shi appointed Member of Ludwig Oxford
UWA ranked top in Australia in five STEM subjects
Research is world class
Checklist of Pa. bees documents 49 new species and some that may be endangered
Tug-of-war at heart of cellular symmetry
Circular RNA makes fruit flies live longer
Ground-breaking research uncovers genetic causes of rare diseases
Study gives insights into how human fat cells are affected by age
New ‘hybrid engine’ for biodegradable nanomotors that transport drugs to diseased tissue
Better cancer cell detection using magnetic nanoparticles
Genes affecting brains and brawn?
Human impact throws tree seeding out of sync – new study
Australia’s unique Bioreactor makes wastewater treatment easy in China
Seasonal sea ice changes hold clues to controlling CO2 levels, ancient ice shows
Could this be you? STA’s STEM Sector Policy Committee seeks two members
Why Tasmania’s new gender identity laws are warranted
Cell removal as result of a mechanical instability
Higher rates of severe COVID-19 in BAME populations remain unexplained
Prestigious Spinoza Prize for polymer chemist Jan van Hest
Evergreen idea turns biomass DNA into degradable materials
‘Nanotorch’ highlights ultrafast biochemical reactions
Home DNA test data to boost Covid-19 fight
“Digital contact tracing might be our best shot”
New test paves way for tailored treatment of deadliest form of ovarian cancer
“I can now plan for a long-term research career in Germany”
Relationship of proteins
Strengthened research profiles, novel visions for future
Researchers discover origins of beloved guinea pig
COVID-19 study good news for rheumatic disease patients on immunosuppressants
$200,000 funding boost strengthens Australian-German alliance iCAIR fight against COVID-19
From bacteria to you: biological reactions that sustain our rhythms
Human presence weakens social relationships of wild giraffes
World’s First 3D Artificial Eye Developed
Illegal discharges compromise treatment plants
Shining a light on how exercise reduces cataract risk
UNE announces reorganization plan to enhance interdisciplinary learning
Research team to study food resilience in face of catastrophic global events
Fisheries management works, so it’s time to apply it more broadly