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Mayfest, Cornell’s international chamber music festival, returns May 15-19
For crop breeders, growth curves built on drone data reveal timing and duration of genetic effects
Extended Reality Tool Lets Dancers Analyze Movement
Researchers Create Tool to Help Hunger-Relief Groups Deliver Food More Efficiently
For Autonomous Robots, Not All Rules Are Equal
PolyU and Linkerbot collaborate to advance embodied AI research, pioneering innovation in smart manufacturing and robotics technologies
Replacing nitrogen with organic fertiliser found to improve soil and crops
Shedding light on how hydrogen cyanide formed on early Earth
Universal model provides design standards for efficient and durable perovskite solar cells
Fulbright scholar taps plant-based science for next-generation forensic tools
Public consultation opens on updated National Environmental Standards
Nerves In Skin Can Slow Melanoma Growth
Vaccine strategy induces broadly neutralising HIV antibodies
Why your brain turns against you during arguments – and what to do about it
Humanities Scholars Tackle Research Across Disciplines
Community Leaders School Up For Carp Summit
When Manga is used to tackle global diseases like Zika and Dengue Fever
Working Well Together
Chimpanzees Look Forward To Warm And Dry Night’s Rest
TikTok’s Muscle Dream Is Nightmare For Young Men
Victoria University set to become home of Victoria’s only university-based chiropractic course
La Trobe Welcomes More Buses
Australian Tertiary Education Commission formally established
A good yawn might do more than you think, say researchers
A new strategy for synthesizing polyfunctionalized biaryls without transition-metal catalysts
Smaller but stronger: a 25-nanometer memory that challenges traditional limits
BikeButler map creates personalized routes for riders based on preferences like speed limits and road conditions
Andreas Claesson has been awarded the Bengt Fridlund Research Prize for 2026
PolyU SHTM and THINK CHINA joint study offers strategic insights into capturing value of Chinese Mainland tourists in Hong Kong and Macao
Cells Under Spotlight Reveal Their Inner Secrets
Forte highlights dementia research centre at Karolinska Institutet
Paradise Awaits Writers On Reef Winners
Lifelong learning key to successfully navigating disruption and opportunity
Professor Carolyn Evans appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne
Philanthropic coalition forms to back community-led solutions for women and children ahead of Women Deliver
Consolidator grant supports long-term research on brain infections
University Marks Respect Week 2026
Foldable origami-inspired antennas for CubeSat satellites
Genetic study reveals cause of common heart valve defect
Gippsland Irrigation Expo To Help Farmers Future Proof
Murray-Darling Basin Authority Communique 24 April
HKUST Team Co-Pioneers a “Slow-Release Solvent” Strategy to Advance Large-Area Perovskite Photovoltaic Modules
New Catalyst That Redefines Ammonia Decomposition
Game on Brisbane: QUT Forum showcases the leaders shaping a city on the road to 2032
University of Canterbury study challenges reading strategies for autistic children
Scientists discover how the Twelve Apostles were formed – and their real age
Morally diverse communities more accepting of norm violations
Nabokov’s Judeo-Christian values informed his creative universe

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