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MediBeacon Enters into $30 Million Investment and Exclusive Commercialization Partnership
First pictures of enzyme that drives new class of antibiotics
Embedding entrepreneurship in education
Stonnington celebrates new multi-sensory sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist
Funding available for councils to cut illegal dumping
Malaria research team’s ‘Eureka moment’
Riverview projects and CSIRO to place leading bushfire researchers
McGowan Government brewing innovation talent to grow regional economy
What is an astrophysicist?
Academics announced as finalists in 5 Eureka Prize categories
Australia’s number one banking app gets even better
Drone doctor: Measuring whale health from above – new University of Canterbury research
How wetlands bury carbon, guarding against weeds of future, Indigenous science education
Street party to kick off National Science Week in Hobart
Sex in space, footy, parasites and return of a television classic
Canada and Nepal beckons for DOC rangers
Could a daily pinprick lead to better health? This University researcher thinks so as he seeks
P53 mutations in cancer patients shed light on gene’s function
Professor Stephen Macmahon announced as finalist for Australian leadership in innovation and science prize
Key Environmental Quality Research Questions Identified for North America by Multidisciplinary Team
Eureka finals for citizen science reef protection project
A Eureka moment for UOW-led research team
New role to improve player performance
Researchers estimate societal costs of opioid epidemic
New Orygen facility to further benefit youths
NTU Singapore and Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital launch internship and exchange programme
Penn State-led Global Building Network at forefront of building performance
Bubbles hold clue to improved industrial structures
Bubbles hold clue to improved industrial technologies
Online resource to help sufferers ease back pain
New action plan to fix bushfire inconsistencies
Knowledge as currency: LinkedIn, ACMI and a shifting future of work
Climate change, coffee in space, and robots in wineries
Forest City “Smart B.I.A” System Wins IDC Smart City Asia Pacific Awards
Sound science enhances whale conservation
Indigenous stories in National Science Week: astronomy, hacking, and a health lab on wheels
Melbourne female tech startups pitch for top-notch prize
UniSA’s finest young scientists standing tall in 2019
Further funding for underground dark matter lab
Stawell underground physics lab to help search for dark matter
Study finds worrisome birth-control knowledge gaps
Human intelligence is key to Artificial Intelligence age
Study reveals how tuberculosis bacteria may survive in human tissues
APRA announces 2019 Brian Gray Scholarship recipients
Online program helps traumatised refugees overcome mental health stigma
Business and tech in focus for new school head
Rocket science at JCU
Groundwater policies fire up air pollution in northwest India