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Mount Isa Transformation Study to Shape Region’s Next Chapter
High school seniors get hands-on with nanofabrication through CNF ATLAS program
Microbes harvest metals from meteorites aboard space station
Brazilian Rare Earths Achieves Very High 97% Rare Earth Recovery at 150°C
Silky skills: Australian spider rewrites the rules of web design
Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Tipping Point For Haul Truck Productivity
Marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2026: RMIT earns final two SAGE Cygnet Awards
See how it’s done: ACT schoolgirls enjoy glimpse of forensics, fingerprints and more on the international day celebrating female scientists
NASA selects UW-led STRIVE and EDGE teams for satellite missions
PolyU develops third-generation intelligent in-situ laser melt pool monitoring technology, deepening industry-academia-research integration to empower advanced manufacturing in Greater Bay Area
Exploring how the immune system detects drugs coated with ‘stealth’ polymers
Progressing Tarraleah Redevelopment Project
Recipients Of Prince Of Wales Award Announced
Neurostimulation: what is really happening when we electrically talk to the brain?
Academic retires after building solid foundation in quake research
Engineering Has Strong Safety Discipline but a Weak Digital Experience
HKUST Hosts Special Screening and Expert Session of the Documentary “Shen Zhou 13”
The robot that could lead a new era in seagrass restoration on the Great Barrier Reef
Why Does Rough Grinding Make Stainless Steel More Prone to Corrosion?
Discovery of New Lymph Node Architecture Reshapes Understanding of Lymphatic Physiology
Construction underway on major upgrade for Randwick High School
A non-stop South Road delivers major boost for Murraylands manufacturing
NZ-UAE partnership boosts advanced tech capability
Development Application on Exhibition – Tuesday, 10 February to Tuesday, 24 February 2026
Preventable explosion highlights risk of overlooking simple fixes
The brilliant and bizarre ways birds use their sense of smell – from natural cologne to pest control
Naval officer reaches new milestone
Flower In Full Bloom
New “supercrystal” could make lasers faster, smaller and more efficient
George Orwell called for a new way of thinking about science
The Cambridge x Manchester Innovation Partnership gathers pace following inaugural board meetings
PolyU collaborates with University of Toronto to explore establishment of joint research centre, driving gerontechnology innovation in response to ageing population
HKUST and Intel Establish Joint Laboratory to Focus on High-Efficiency Intelligent Computing
A non-stop South Road delivers major boost for Murraylands manufacturing
Get Future Ready This Queensland Small Business Month
Battery milestone strengthens Queensland grid and powers Energy Roadmap
Soy-based pavement technology replaces, renews 24 miles of rural Iowa roadways
Winter Olympics: the new video technology that could help power Britain’s skeleton team to gold
New release: Ground investigation for civil infrastructure gets more robust with integration of lab and field geotechnical data
HKUST Research Reveals Cost-Effective Food Waste Treatment Through Sewage Systems
New autonomous catamaran is perfect fit to ramp up AIMS’ marine monitoring
Macquarie gives $A175,000 to empower Keitech Foundation to expand vocational education in Leyte
Why the idea of an ‘ideal worker’ can be so harmful for people with mental health conditions
NASA’s Artemis II plans to send a crew around the Moon to test equipment and lay the groundwork for a future landing
Q2 Metals Appoints Keith Phillips as Executive Chair of the Board of Directors
HKUST Pioneers Computational Models for Transregional Neural Activity to Re-establish Damaged Neural Connectivity, Offering New Hope to Patients
Scientists identify the antibody’s hinge as a structural “control hub”