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Study shows gaps in understanding of mental health during pregnancy
Light may magnetise non-magnetic metals, propose physicists
Robotronica 2019: A gig for all ages
National Science Week stories for NSW rural rounds
Strap in for a Live Lie Detector Test during Horizon Festival
Major upgrade for Australia’s most powerful computer
Palaszczuk Government announces latest round of Engaging Science Grants
Arts infiltrate Science Week
ADA announces collaboration with SugarByHalf
Dynamic duo fly high as Tall Poppy finalists
Russell Reynolds Associates Hires Ty Wiggins
$70 million funding for our fastest supercomputer
Action needed to better understand Australian diets
Green Light For Stawell Underground Physics Lab
Machine Learning Improves Cross-border Tax Estimates
Starting gun fired on next generation of Queensland gold medalists
Urban trees found to improve mental and general health
Engineers use heat-free tech for flexible electronics; print metal traces on flowers, gelatin
Optimising herbicide performance aim of SA workshops
New cyber security degree to boost SA skills
Electricity-Driven Undersea Reactions May have Been Important for Emergence of Life Tokyo Tech team
MEAA welcomes ACCC digital platforms report
3D bioprinter co-developed by UNSW researchers wins top design award
Unearth Parramatta’s rich history at 2019 Sydney Science Festival
Government must urgently step up ambition to protect coastal habitats from climate impacts
Innovation and sustainability driving WA Seafood Industry Award winners
State Library’s Disrupted Festival of Ideas on this weekend
Young minds master mine rehabilitation
Dancing in dark could have benefits for health and wellbeing
Egg industry to take pulse of nation
Careful analysis of volcano’s plumbing system may give tips on pending eruptions
Amoeba builds barriers for protection against bacteria
Using Virtual Reality to Create New Tech for First Responders
Invading cane toads travel light
Sydney Science Festival returns to Hawkesbury Central Library for 2019
STA appoints new Policy Committee members
State Government trigger mapping remains flawed despite new release
Burnet at IAS 2019
3D printed pill samples gut microbiome to aid diagnosis and treatment
AMA calls for free catch-up vaccinations for adults
Two members appointed to Callaghan Innovation Board
A good first step toward nontoxic solar cells
More sleep secret weapon to elite cycling performance: Deakin study
NanoCellect Biomedical Expands Distribution to Australia and New Zealand
Reducing burden of livestock theft
Alzheimer’s protein is likely held together with many weak chemical interactions
Science Week at Brimbank Libraries
NSW Government funds study to protect Bega Valley’s coastline and estuaries