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ANU College of Science to visit Bermagui and Eden libraries
New Projects To Support Native Species Recovery
Build Martian Garden For National Science Week
EPA tests show Laverton Creek returning to normal after fire
New Camera Trial Sheds Light On Forest Canopy Health
Readers trust journalists less when they debunk rather than confirm claims
The LYCRA Company Makes Significant Progress on Decarbonization Plan With SBTi Approving Near-Term Emissions Reduction Targets
Update 2: Cooktown Crocodile Investigation
Young Tassie Scientists embark on statewide science adventure
Search Operation At Cooktown
Delve Into Science And Nature At Library Science Fair
Showcase Of Science At Rhodes Science Fair
Can Friendship And Rivalry Coexist?
Robocars promise to improve traffic even when most of the cars around them are driven by people, study finds
NSW Government releases Annual Environmental Water Priority Statements for 2024-25
STEM Equity Report Data Reveals Long Road Ahead
Great Barrier Reef: Scientific Consensus Statement
Fossil reveals how penguins’ wings evolved
Major Investment In Teacher Workforce
Book Week STORIES Excite Magic Of Imagination
A game of rat and mouse: Scientists track the movements of bird-eating rodents on Norfolk Island
Tokyo Tech pairs advance to 32nd All Japan Women’s Student Sailing Championships
New research reveals influences on La Niña and El Niño weather conditions
Researchers Develop General Framework for Designing Quantum Sensors
NYCU’s President Lin And Delegation Visit Tokyo Tech
SES AI Announces “All-in on AI” Strategy at Second Quarter 2024 Earnings
Deepnote Acquires Hyperquery; Enabling Organizations to Democratize AI and Data Analytics
NT Government launches biosecurity education resource for primary schools
STA Welcomes New Government Ministry
Critical jobs in the firing line under Liberal-Lambie cuts 24 July 2024
Farmers Welcome Glyphosate Ruling
Your world is different from a pigeon’s – but a new theory explains how we can still live in the same reality
PMA Profs’ Film Earns Spot In PBS Film Festival
Cheesemaking is a complex science – a food chemist explains the process from milk to mozzarella
Outback To Outer Space – Virtual Reality Experience
Whale Calf Stranding On K’gari
Putting plastic to good use: building a sustainable future
Dingoes Snagged Hook, Line And Sinker
Rebuilding the economy through better regulation
Sound Science Delivers Whale Symphony 24 July 2024
Aerospace Technology Leaders Call for Expanding Research on Non-CO2 Emissions
New research uncovers how Australians choose to treat and manage pain
Rats Caught In Act, Preying On ‘protein Pearls’
State Funds Help Restore Soils, Native Vegetation 22 July
2024/25 Female Victorian Emerging Players Program squad unveiled 
Territory can attract twice as many skilled workers through 2024 Migration Program
Plants in space; paleo-art; 3D-printed meds; your brain on AI; First Nations-First Scientists; counting koalas
Swinburne among worlds top 15 universities for scientific impact