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‘Broken’ genes a common factor in marsupial fur colour
Once Tadpoles Lose Lungs, They Never Get Them Back
Venom in motion: How scientists captured snakes striking faster than the blink of an eye
Higher levels of HIF2α slow down aggressive childhood cancer
Carpenter Ants: Better Safe Than Sorry
Fertility: the ovaries play a key role in reproductive decline, new research shows
Under Pressure: How Cornell’s synchrotron helped reveal hidden differences in our DNA packaging
Epigenetic Changes Help Cells Adapt To Low Oxygen Levels
How Nutrient Spark Turned Earth Into Oxygen World
Why And How Does Personality Emerge?
Scientists In Top Two Per Cent Worldwide
Creating Customized Tools For Scientists Around World
Research Council Finances Research Infrastructure Of National Interest At KI
Family First will fight to restore freedom for religious schools to uphold their ethos
More bees please: 8 new-to-Washington species identified 
New technologies helping researchers protect our environment and food supply
Magpies can identify quantities of food and intruder calls
The Sex of the Body: Why Our Organs Cannot Simply Be Classified as Male or Female
‘Teen’ Pachycephalosaur Butts Into Fossil Record
Keynote speaker: Embrace your identity for success in grad school and beyond
One queen ant, two species: the discovery that reshapes what ‘family’ means in nature
Some Rainforest Trees Can Beat Heat
Self-assembling magnetic microparticles mimic biological error correction
THERONOMIC® LAUNCHES TRIBIOTIC(TM) GUT SHIELD: A NEW ERA OF GUT HEALTH
Creating safe medicinal molecules with sustainable electrochemistry
Tiny Ants Crack Secret To Perfect Teamwork
Philanthropic support accelerates infrastructure for the future of structural biology
Antarctic leopard seal ‘songs’ are surprisingly similar to nursery rhymes
AFP and Questacon team up to discover the next generation of crime-solving scientists
Chemists Tackle Climate Change
Newly Discovered Protein Passes Enzymes On Like Baton
Next-generation gene tools to cut research time from years to weeks
Does yellow mucus mean you need antibiotics? What phlegm can – and can’t – say about your health
Leading the way comes at a cost for feathered friends 
Statement From Attorney-General 18 July
‘Breakthrough Science’ grant supports disease-targeting lipid research
With Second Grant To Therapy
Vanha Nhat Pham named 2025 Ludwig Cancer Research-Jane Coffin Childs Fellow
Ludwig Oxford’s Helen Byrne wins Naylor Prize and Lectureship in Applied Mathematics
In Memory Of Stephan Teglund
Partnership to assess impact of light therapy on photoaged skin
An emerging pest in Tasmanian berries
When Beetles See Red
What Judy ate: unveiling a sauropod dinosaur’s last meal for the first time
Endangered frogs fight back: Deadly fungus spurs breeding increase
America’s Corn Belt acts as barrier for migrating songbirds
Children Discover Cell Biology Through Clay at Karolinska Institutet
What’s in Fire Ant Venom? And How Can I Get Rid of Fire Ants?