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Project Phoenix: DNA unlocks a new understanding of coral
World’s first major study into MS and pregnancy reveals it delays onset of MS symptoms by more than
First of its kind medicine harnesses DNA profile to target cancer
NHS implements antifungal resistance test
Uncovering science of Indigenous fermentation
New tool outsmarts COVID-19 virus to help vaccine development
Lost frogs rediscovered with environmental DNA
Tighter trade restrictions to support endangered species survival in wild
Global chase for microbiome
Annual Replanting Program Complete at Avenue of Honour
Three research teams earn Dunn Awards
Copper coated face masks could help slow transmission of COVID-19: University researchers
Bold research bids earn €10.5m of EU backing
Excitable cells: tracking evolution of electrical signalling in plants
Stick ’em up: new test can detect crown-of-thorns starfish as quickly as a home pregnancy kit
New tool allows researchers to predict key functional sites in proteins
$1.35M for world-first needle-free Zika virus vaccine
Alice Li links Cornell innovation to industry, startups
Trillion data points to identify disease-causing genes
DNA Zoo scientists map quokka genome
World-first science helps beloved quokka
Better protections kick in for resources workers
Scientists find genes linked to self-harm
Shovels hit ground for $60m Cleveland-Redland Bay Rd next phase
Tall Poppies investigate TB, reef fish and coastal communities
Genetic link between cattle temperament and autism
Scientists perfect knot-tying techniques with molecular string
Fraudulent claims by online seller of puppies
New hilux: more Australian than ever
Velcro method for more precise binding of drug particles
Tiny Protein Packages Released from Cells May Serve as Biomarkers for Early Blood-Based Cancer Diagnosis
Science Week: A sampling of DNA Management Section
Ludwig study shows free-floating circles of DNA are common across cancers and drive poor patient outcomes
Researchers create nanoclusters that mimic biomolecules
Science Week: An impression of Fingerprint Bureau
Rare fish, near extinction, returned to wild
Five tips for using breeding values
UNSW and George Institute for Global Health back entrepreneurs improving lives here and abroad
Police renew appeal to identify deceased man found at Nambour in 2008
Microbes living on air a global phenomenon
Ocean challenges, wallaby DNA, whale sharks, and exploding watermelons
Exclusive group mating found for first time in Brazilian frogs
Discovery promising for millions at risk from antibiotic resistance
Tall Poppies’ world-class research recognised
Remains of 17th Century Bishop Support Neolithic Emergence of Tuberculosis
Analysis of Roopkund Lake Skeletons Makes Nature Communications’ Top 25
Syphilis May Have Spread Through Europe Before Columbus
An unexpected and busy winter in Antarctica