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Marking 40 years of Queensland’s juiciest legacy from 1982
Autism-linked gene shapes nerve connections
Interdisciplinary Environmental Hi How Narratives of Past can meet Challenges of Anthropocene
Neuroscientist’s dedication to community and science recognised
Basketball study automates patterns of play to compare teams’ performance
Rabobank Agribusiness Leadership Awards return after Covid break
Discovery suggests new way to target mantle cell lymphoma
New book released about Ukraine’s leader and civic nation he embodies
Marine life monitoring on newly restored oyster reef underway
Weaving art with science in ghost net collaboration
WA’s Western Rock Lobster achieves world first milestone
New Carnarvon agricultural training site to help deliver skilled workforce
Neutron scattering scientists recognised by their peers
Perth Zoo numbats will be released into wild
Rogue immune cells linked to leukaemia are key driver of a
Prominent Plant Experts Visit Hiroshima to Observe A-Bomb Survivor Trees
Deepest look yet into heart of quasar
Diamonds and X-Rays Open New Window into Earth’s Inner Core
Dive into our Ocean Festival
COVID nasal sprays may one day prevent and treat infection
Chinese and New Zealand Scientists dive to one of ocean’s deepest regions
World’s first algae-based local anaesthetic another step closer to reality
Animals are key to restoring world’s forests
CDU plans for largest citizen science groundwater study in world
Overgrazing is threatening global drylands, study finds
Catching dynamic Coronal Web
Travel emissions drop aided lockdown methane surge
Fireworks have long-lasting effects on wild birds
Hook, line and tagged by Deakin researchers over decade ago
Discover wonders of our waterways at Riverside Living Museum
Physicist strikes gold, solving 50-year lightning mystery
Griffith highlights role of employers to shift future for disabled workers
CSL secures US approval for breakthrough one-time haemophilia gene therapy
Honourable Anna Bligh AC joins forces with Griffith University to fight malaria
Commercialisation connector & research rockstar to lead STA
“For Lake’s Sake” – We must protect Lake Tuggeranong from grass clippings and leaf litter
New laboratory to support new era of Earth sciences
Major Event Review of 2019-20 Victorian bushfires shows need for major forest management overhaul
Call for harder line on how we judge conservation
Bacteria use ancient mechanisms to self-repair
Spending too much money? Tempted by sales? These ways to ‘hack’ your psychology can help
Protein Spheres Protect Genome of Cancer Cells
Machine learning gives nuanced view of Alzheimer’s stages
Zombie viruses on hijacking trip
Exceptional Campbelltown Students Receive STEM Award
Fantastic plastic? It’s all in chemistry
World’s oldest meal offers food for thought
I Hass to have you – researchers unpick perfect avocado