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ICRC War Surgery Courses Globally Accessible On SURGhub
How a New Modeling Method Could Make Energy Systems More Efficient – Even in an Uncertain Future
Landmark new open access agreement struck with Taylor & Francis, negotiations with Elsevier paused
Argentina reaches milestone in OECD accession process
Researchers in Japan Discover New Jellyfish Species Deserving of a Samurai Warrior Name
UN Day: Advancing policy and transformative action through UN research and training
Will the ‘military sleep method’ really help me fall asleep in 2 minutes?
Researchers Win Nobel Sustainability Award
How To Make ‘Smart City’ Technologies Behave Ethically
Brothers, 19 and 20, Stanford dropouts, raise $4.1M in oversubscribed seed round to build Golpo AI and reimagine AI video generation
All Aboard For Wattle Park Trams Heritage Site
Uniting Knowledge, Reaching World ― Another Way To Share Advances In Research
Procurement Reboot Helps Kiwi Businesses
Copper Theft at Ellen Grove, QLD
Some Like It Hot: Composite Metal Foam Proves Resilient Against High Stresses At High Temperatures
Rapid Test For Influenza Viruses: Simply Taste Your Way To Infection
New Microscopy And Microanalysis Facility Opens For Researchers And Industry At Sydney
Generative AI might end up being worthless – and that could be a good thing
Gold Coast car-share service RIIDE lowers age limit to 18 as demand surges past 30,000 trips
‘Publish or perish’ evolutionary pressures shape scientific publishing, for better and worse
Study Finds Blind Spot for Some Auditors Who Use Tech-Based Fraud Tests
Study IDs What Can Help Collaborative Groups Actually Accomplish Their Goals
Researchers Demonstrate New Technique for Controlling Phase Boundaries in Thin Films
How Chefs and Scientists Are Using Kombucha and Kimchi to Study Microbiology
From New Mexico to Exmouth: Space surveillance telescope reaches crucial milestone
Self-Powered Patch Monitors Biomarkers Without Drawing Blood
‘Controlled Evolution’ Dramatically Boosts pDNA Production for Biomedical Manufacturing
Hot water nest injection successfully kills fire ant nests in SE Qld
Research Improves Accuracy Of Climate Models
How Tiny Fossils Are Leading To Smarter Robots
Australian and New Zealand universities join forces to negotiate landmark open access deals
Construction contract awarded for $13 million Wumbulgal rail siding project
Modern theory of music perception posited by 1700s potter
JCU Releases Free Nursing Etextbook
Localizatome: a novel tool to study stress-dependent subcellular protein localization changes
Non-mainstream school review to ensure student engagement
Climate Change May Make Prescribed Fires Rarer
Expanding Library Services In Goulburn Valley
Indonesia reaches key milestones in OECD accession process
Compassion Makes Employees More Resilient When Employers Behave Badly
Physics Advance Details New Way to Control Solid Objects in Liquid
Even Without Feds, States Can Take Meaningful Action on Climate Change
Advances Bring Us Closer to New ‘Light-Squeezing’ Technologies
Sir David Attenborough And Answers From Aotearoa
Matched funding expands offering of digital mental health provider
Greasing the wheels of the energy transition to address climate change and fossil fuels phase out
High-Wire Act: Soft Robot Can Carry Cargo Up and Down Steep Aerial Wires
How human connections shaped the spread of farming among ancient communities

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