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Gascoyne RED Grants supporting business recovery
Morrison Government delivers cutting edge information systems for Navy’s ships
University of Canterbury inventors win big at NZ’s first HealthTech innovation challenge
Pump down volume: study finds noise-cancelling formula
Simple actions can help people survive landslides, UW analysis shows
Researchers use NSF Convergence Accelerator to shorten drug discovery timeline
Researchers Eye a System That Uses Marine Microplastics to Get Rid of Marine Microplastics
Fees slashed on another 107 TAFE courses to continue recovery
Kate Power is inaugural Assemblage Artist in Residence
Engineers devise new method to remove harmful E. coli from water
University researchers are developing an accurate, five-minute COVID-19 test
Novel bioresorbable, tissue-healing surgical device approved by FDA
Research collaboration to understand spread of COVID-19 and keep public transport back on track
University strong performer in US News rankings
Police Citizen of Year Announced
Good vibrations from renewable energy
Simple software creates complex wooden joints
Prison Expansion Locks In Jobs And Drives Safer Community
Innovation to STEM from more women onboard
Research program by cancer treatment pioneer coming to Sydney
With a passion for STEM, University recipients of Schulich Leader Scholarships are flying high
It’s in national interest to fund research
Synthetic ‘morphogens’ can guide tissue complex tissue development, twin studies show
Australia’s first city-wide ten gigabit network completed
Road repairs begin on Magnetic Island
Architects appointed for $10 million job-creating Kalgoorlie TAFE upgrades
Jobs for locals as architect appointed to design new trades workshops at Albany TAFE campus
A trillion turns of light nets terahertz polarized bytes
Bentley Systems expands alliance with Microsoft to accelerate infrastructure digital twin innovations
Using microbes, scientists aim to extract rare-earth elements
Lions Eye Institute’s Dr Fred Chen recognised for dedication to teaching
DNA-peptide interactions create complex behaviours which may have helped shape biology
Physicist MP To Champion State’s STEM Education
More job-ready graduates from next year
Using Novel Imaging Technology to Study Deep Brain
Research could lead to customised cochlear implants
Breathing new life into asthma treatment using PALM of their hand
Protect Antarctica Now
New research shows how schools, pools, prisons and libraries can power Queensland’s [renewable future]
Seven new members at Eindhoven Young Academy of Engineering
Soils Contribute Greatly to Forest Fire Carbon Emissions
Gel instrumental in 3D bioprinting biological tissues
Extra $9.8 million of Federal Funding sees Dixons Long Point crossing project moving to Stage 2
More than $4 million boost to turn some of our brightest minds into teachers
Future-proofing Townsville against wastewater contaminants
Stampedes, sharks and cyclones: uncovering adventures behind 50 years of coastal research
Skin-care product based on University research donated to health-care workers battling COVID-19
Now is time to decarbonise steelmaking