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Genetics and concussion – why a minor knock can be devastating for some people
Where was the Sun? Here’s why astronomers are more useful in court cases than you’d think
Just one dose of HPV vaccine benefits women worldwide
Creation story from scientific perspective
Astrocyte processing of serotonin regulates olfactory perception
‘Village’ approach to transform stem cell research
For the first time, astronomers have found life-supporting molecules called phosphates on Enceladus
Gene provides clues for preventing common diabetes side effe
Phosphate, a key building block of life, found on Saturn’s moon Enceladus
Core genes for type 1 diabetes revealed
Natalie Bateman explores mum’s country at Bas
‘Village’ approach to transform stem cell research
New Science: Victorian Government Destroying Native Dingoes and harming the Environment – time for a policy reset
Symposium spurs race to beat brain cancer
Key clue to what causes cancer
Long COVID could be caused by the virus lingering in the body. Here’s what the science says
Australia should follow Ireland’s lead and add stronger health warning labels to alcohol
New Zealand needs to up its biosecurity game to protect the country from the next devastating pest threat
Lingering effects of Neanderthal DNA found in modern humans
HKUST Scientists Achieve Groundbreaking First by Applying Artificial Intelligence for Early Risk Forecasting of Alzheimer’s Disease
Gut bacteria changes could signal onset of rare genetic disease
Earth’s first flower was pollinated by insects: world-first research
Expanding our toolkit in the fight against crown-of-thorns starfish
eDNA could help protect insect pollinators of avocado flowers
Climate protection as a human right
How Studying Poop May Help Us Boost White Rhino Populations
Breakthrough in homicide investigation, Kaikohe
Treated wastewater in Victoria is still contaminated, study finds. So are we and the environment safe?
Study finds treated wastewater in Victoria is still contaminated. So are we and the environment safe?
Bremen researchers cultivate archaea that break down crude oil in novel ways
Native raspberries, limes and geraniums: how did these curious plants end up in Australia?
Primate genome sequencing reveals insight into evolution, biodiversity and applications for human health
Primate genome sequencing studies reveal insight into evolution, biodiversity and applications for human health
Future of food: what’s on the menu in 2050
‘How do we know what we don’t know?’: scientists completely define the process of methylation
Chemical Found in Common Sweetener Damages DNA
Photos from the field: spying on Antarctic moss using drones, MossCam, smart sensors and AI
Copying machine for genes
South and south-western Sydney students awarded for excellence in Public Education
Hunter, Central Coast and Central West students awarded for excellence in Public Education
New DNA testing technology shows majority of wild dingoes are pure, not hybrids
New DNA testing shatters ‘wild dog’ myth: most dingoes are pure
Researchers Shed Further Light onto Zinc Homeostasis in Cells
New Zealand’s Version of ‘Know Nothingism’
More ways, to save more lives, for less money: World Health Assembly adopts more Best Buys to tackle noncommunicable diseases
Fungi power project leads $3 million in Federal funding grants
AstraZeneca will highlight momentum of practice-changing cancer medicines across its robust pipeline at ASCO 2023
Early humans’ migration out of Africa holds clues for medica