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Climate decade is coming – are you ready?
Acoustic energy harnessed to soften shear-thickening fluids
Documentary Data Science Pioneers Hits Big Screen
Finding first principles last: A new control methodology
Researchers hope to stop spotted lanternfly before species reaches Erie County
Ozempic Offers Superior Reductions in HbA1c and Body Weight Compared to Both Victoza and Canagliflozin
Oral semaglutide improves glycaemic control in people with type 2 diabetes across baseline blood
Starting signal for Dioscuri in Poland
Teeth offer clues on Great Irish Famine diet
58 Countries Join Euro-Asia Economic Forum in Xi’an to Co-establish Belt and Road Initiative
Signing up to a stronger relationship with Dstl
Unlocking Cancer-Causing Mechanism of E. coli Toxin Helps Prevent Colorectal Cancer
FiaspDemonstrated Effective Overall Blood Sugar Reductions
Farmers hit by drought, flood and fire – and an uncaring State Govt
Inquiry into Reef Science Condemned by Australia’s Peak Marine Conservation Group
Palaszczuk Government makes further commitments about Reef regulations
Scientists Find Biology’s Optimal “Molecular Alphabet” May Be Preordained amino acids
UNSW summit to address nation’s shortfall in cybersecurity skills
Victorian hog deer genetics revealed
New research alliance aims to win global fight against chronic pain and infertility caused
UNSW scientist first woman honoured with top chemistry prize
US Delegation to Visit Australia
Future Drought Fund Consultative Committee
First look at world-class Bob Hawke College
Sharing archaeological insights with Barrow Insland’s workforce
University of Canterbury Engineering excels in MBIE Endeavour Funding
Adoption of Oracle Autonomous Database Soars Worldwide
Ethanol fuels large-scale expansion of Brazil’s farming land
Government funds research to help transition to low emission economy, grow R&D, tackle social issues
Researchers to test potential of drug in fight against MND
Cause of rare, fatal disorder in young children pinpointed
Unpacking ‘packing’ is topic of Hans Bethe Lecture
Hiding in plain sight
New study shows common carp aquaculture in Neolithic China dating back 8,000 years
Heart-Healthy Forager-Farmers in Lowland Bolivia Are Changing Diets and Gaining Weight
Iceland’s slowdown underlines need to fix structural issues
KATRIN cuts mass estimate for elusive neutrino in half
Separation of Science and State
SOR AI Robotics Company Enters Defence Tech Program
Flinders launches car for World Solar Challenge
Improving Environmental Outcomes For Gippsland Lakes
Animals in Need: fund that saved Sandy dachshund
1,000 more scientifically proven personal shark deterrent devices now available
Green dollars up for grabs
Statement – Visit to United States of America
National Water Grid Authority for future
QUT scientists among state’s Young Tall Poppies
No limits for UQ’s Tall Poppies