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Bringing clinical trials to regional patients
Dire warning for Great Barrier Reef as UN inspection begins: Climate Council briefing
Covid and brain
Coral bleaching: It’s not too late to save Great Barrier Reef
Deadly snakes proving to be slippery customers
Fade to grey – fish communities become duller as coral reefs die
Unleashing tiger – world-first mapping of Aussie tiger prawn genome
Turn on and tune out for free
Boost for Townsville-based national simulation training and research facility
Researchers forge path for women in STEM
Changes to bird behaviour linked to climate change
Concerns as development threatens reefs
Hookup may not make you feel better
JCU to continue fight against disabling tropical diseases with WHO
Three powerful world premieres to open 2022 Australian Festival of Chamber Music
JCU partnership delivers positive outcomes
Hot-and-dry days on rise
Regional Research Collaboration Program funding Round 2 now open
Cairns MIST Facility shaping future of energy in Queensland
Sports scholarship sets Benson up for glory
Rebuilding public trust in science and social media
Validating low emissions feed technologies in real-world production environments
Drone enterprise aims to map world
Next-gen lightning strike protection devices to save lives
New Chief Executive of Department of Primary Industries and Regions
Seaweed removal helps coral babies thrive
Poor sleep more common for Indigenous people
Australia to host congress on sustainability in Oceania
Next-gen testing opens way to beating kidney disease
Almost all corals face catastrophic bleaching
Morrison Government missing in action as Reef outlook goes from bad to catastrophic
JCU set to kick goals for athletic performance
Crazy ants kill small rainforest skinks
Barrier Reef Orchestra receives Council grant for concert series
Investing in future of pharmacy in Australia
Microscope zooms in on JCU research
Future for sharks: adapt, move or die
JCU, Guild united in call on immunisations
New $10m training centre for health students in Central Queensland
New Central Queensland healthcare training site announced
Teens lose sleep over bullying
JCU in hot demand for study in 2022
Seagrass habitats more diverse and expansive than expected; survey reveals 13 January 2022
Gaming addiction linked to personality
Innovative simulation training facility to leverage Townsville’s strengths
Additional testing site arrangements for December 29
Additional COVID testing site to open tomorrow at JCU
Same-sex couples find their own way