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UWA launches new Institute of Data
State memorial for Eddie Jaku OAM
Bushfire insights uncovered with new fire-atmosphere modelling
Southern Cross recognised as science heavyweight in global uni ranking
Life’s beach: finding trends in marine debris across Australia
Titan’s river maps may advise Dragonfly’s sedimental journey
There’s only one Earth left – UOW’s Global Climate Change Week opens up with bang
Astroonomer’s research suggests ‘magnetic tunnel’ surrounds our solar system
Rural women unite against industrial farming pollution
Examining Earth’s oldest complex fossils using AI
From anxiety to action in climate emergency
Baylor-led Study Finds Forest Cover and Runoff Influenced by Freezing Temperatures During Late Paleozoic Ice Age
Monitoring glucose levels, no needles required
Envisioning zero net carbon world: discussion
Schmidt: Exploring Earth’s oceans to reach Europa
Bringing them back from brink of extinction
“Knowledge can save species.”
Mapping evolution of universe
Billion year soul-burning puzzle: who made cheilanthanes?
New museum will house SouthEast Australian Aboriginal art collections
Researchers receive grant to study pandemic’s impact on greenhouse gas emissions
New Penn State consortium launches to help fuel energy revolution
Primates’ ancestors may have left trees to survive asteroid
Natural climate protection may be written in stone
Finding future for food crops: Research Tuesdays
Community consultation for Council plans
Life and culture on International Space Station
2021 science Nobel Prizes: Academy Fellows respond
Deep roots of Australia’s geology revealed
In Dialogue with Bolivia, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Asks About Labour Market, and about Women
Swinburne start-up receives $1.5m investment to help make mining environmentally safer
Antarctic ice reveals 700 years of environmental impact
New MAC exhibition links art with regenerative farmers
Space hunt begins as WA’s Binar-1 mission takes next giant leap
Residents asked to care for water and Country this National Water Week
How ‘ice needles’ weave patterns of stones in frozen landscapes
Storyteller makes ancient Native American tales new again
Researchers and citizen scientists complete world’s first Weddell seal count
TraP hosts tenth biannual coding class for middle and high school students
Late Persistence of Human Ancestors at Margins of Monsoon in India
Our most vulnerable risk being left behind as Australia adapts to climate change
Bureau of Meteorology to open new space hub in Adelaide
‘Medicine for Earth’: Robin Wall Kimmerer to discuss relationship between Indigenous wisdom and science
2021 Fall Entrance Ceremonies
New sulphur chemistry possible key to greener batteries
Space tablets splashdown on Earth
Space week: Swinburne picks for movies and TV
Scholarship offers ‘life-changing’ opportunity