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Bio-Engineering Scale-Up Qorium Showcases Cultivated Leather Breakthrough, Signalling a Key Step Towards Commercialisation
Director General formally appointed to Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
Fogbow, solar eclipse and an aurora captured in 2025 Australian Weather Calendar
How do heat protectants for hair work? A chemistry expert explains
Real Deal On Battery Cages
Mandatory Guardrails For AI In High-Risk Settings
Gazing at your dog can connect your brains, research shows
Accounts confirm need for spending restraint
Governing body needed on AI regulation that includes medical professionals and consumers
Aussie personnel help Malaysian community
PM’s Prize for Science to honour First Nations scientific contributions
Sprinting for our lives: scientists issue fresh calls to slash climate pollution
Waterproof Coating Is Made From Upcycled Textile Waste
Tasmanian teacher honoured in Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science
Do Fungi Recognize Shapes?
New Innovation Broker Joins CRDC Team
Do the Greens still back Liberals’ UTAS legislation? 05 October 2024
Wongari, Shorebirds Killed In Vehicle Strikes On K’gari
Curious Kids: What does the edge of the universe look like?
What Is RSPCA Approved Farming Scheme?
Leading Way In Animal Welfare
It’s complicated – why fisheries decisions are never easy
WHO-trained journalist wins road safety prize at Ghana’s national journalism awards
Professor Enzo Porrello named Fellow of International Society Heart Research
AMA DiT Of Month
Olympian Moesha Johnson on success in sport and life
Joker: Folie à Deux as ‘ruin porn’ – how the new sequel plays with duplication and disintegration
New Theory Demystifies Crystallization Process
STEM Program To Compete For Global Title
Token 2049’s Spotlight: Asia Leads the Race for the First DeSci Unicorn
Respected environmental scientist appointed as EPA Chair
Monash gains fifth Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Cygnet Award
Mining Remains Cornerstone Of Economy
Spot Inspires Future Generations At Science Week
River City Stories: See Brisbane Through Ages At Cube
New campaign to help Australians save food, save money, and save the environment
Raising Speed Limits Will Cost Our Communities
‘Squeezing’ Increased Accuracy out of Quantum Measurements
Greens again urge Plibersek to do her job and use the Water Trigger
‘Birding buddies’ build social and science communication skills
Amcor’s Long-term SBTi Targets Confirmed
Five places left on the doctoral course “Philosophy of Science and the Concept of Health”
Chihuly In Botanic Garden Springs To Life In Adelaide
Predator Control Helps Rare Mountain Wren
Building a stronger weather forecasting system
Fly High In This Year’s Aussie Bird Count
To make fluid flow in one direction down a pipe, it helps to be a shark
New Insights Into Human Oocytes