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Hubs grant launches AI collaboration, new proposals due Oct. 4
When Copper Becomes Transparent – European XFEL Creates Exotic Matter
The internet makes it too easy to ‘fall down a rabbit hole of hate’. So, what works to curb online extremism?
Nominations to the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Not even the boss of Starbucks needs to be doing a 1,000-mile commute if they can do the job from home
Where the UK’s wasps have gone and why they need your help
What exactly are ‘forever chemicals’ – and can we move beyond them?
Chlamydia Can Settle In Intestine
Global State Of Play
Oliver Rajic Joins Chargebacks911’s Board to Steer High Growth in APAC
Disney wrongful death legal case exposes potential pitfalls of automatically clicking ‘I agree’
TGA seeks sector views on proposed changes to Essential Principles for medical devices
Brains Bioceutical Set to Achieve One of the World’s First CEP for Cannabidiol Certification with the European Directorate for the Quality of…
Constipation increases your risk of a heart attack, new study finds – and not just on the toilet
Experts of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Commend Belarus’ Disability Rights Law, Ask about Closures of Organizations of…
Two thirds of baby foods in US grocery stores are unhealthy, study shows
Yes, it’s difficult for governments to pick green industry winners – but it’s essential Australia tries
NZ’s electricity market is a mess. Rolling out rooftop solar would change the game
Basin water use is well below sustainable diversion limits
We have lift off! South Australian satellite Kanyini successfully launches into space
Spectacular Increase in the Deuterium/Hydrogen Ratio in Venus’ Atmosphere
Can AI pick IVF embryos as well as a human? First randomised controlled trial shows promise
NZ’s white-collar crime gap: just 1% of serious fraud complaints result in prosecution
A more varied diet would help the world’s economy as well as its health
Slingshot in space: the tricky manoeuvre that will use Earth and the Moon to send the Juice mission to Jupiter
Astronomers have warned against colonial practices in the space industry − a philosopher of science explains how the industry could explore other…
Why don’t more politicians retire? A medical anthropologist explains how the US could benefit from a mandatory retirement age
Protecting Heart and Brain More Effectively After Infarction
Authors Throng To Eurobodalla Libraries
When Climate Reporting Fails To Create Impact
‘Doing nothing is not an option’ – top economists back planning reform and public housing as fixes for Australia’s housing crisis
Experts of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Welcome Belarus’ Strategies to Promote Interethnic Peace, Ask About the Stripping of…
Oil prices will whipsaw as we move to net zero, which could be disastrous for low-income producer countries
New guidelines on how to report clinical sequencing data help doctors make decisions about cancer treatment
Boeing Starliner astronauts: what six months stuck in space may do to their perception of time
COVID: why the UK’s autumn vaccine strategy could fail patients
Australia’s corporate watchdog is suing our largest stock exchange. What’s going on?
Google monopoly ruling: where the tech giant goes from here
How we reconstructed the ancestor of all life on Earth
Climate change has microscopic winners – and a lot of big losers
Big alcohol and tobacco are the aces of strategic marketing. The gambling industry has adopted the playbook
Shifting away from China for critical minerals would increase costs and delay the energy transition, warns Wood Mackenzie
Islands in the sky: could steep-sided hilltops offer safe haven to our threatened species?
Consumer Energy Unleashed – creating a better energy system for all
From Space to Humanitarian Response: OCHA OPT and UNOSAT Collaborative Efforts in Gaza
Millions now survive cancer – but face discrimination when trying to access loans and insurance
Earth’s oldest, tiniest creatures are poised to be climate change winners – and the repercussions could be huge
A world-first law in Europe is targeting artificial intelligence. Other countries can learn from it

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