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Shellharbour City Libraries To Host Fungi Nature Talk At Library
Protein contributes to drug tolerance in tuberculosis
Western municipal water restraints rise as reservoirs fall
Feeling Certain about Future Can Predict Poor Information-Seeking and Antisocial Behaviors
Queensland student wins top Prize in Toyota dream car art contest
Curtin teams with NASA JPL spin-off Chascii in spacecraft optical communications
Mental illness plays havoc with blood pressure and heart rate
Dog coronavirus jumps to humans, with protein shift
Birdlife project feather in cap for Victorian landcarers
Putting research to pub test
Sweet spots in sea
$25 million research investment to grow WA’s agricultural capability
Hydroponic native plants to detox PFAS-contaminated water
Feeding Kids, Nourishing Minds: Researcher Mavra Ahmed studies school food programs in Canada
Light-infused particles go distance in organic semiconductors
Biomedical engineering and wonders of plasma technologies
Greens climate policy fast enough, still stronger focus needed on people on low incomes
Law of land: Australian scientists return to remote frozen library 29 April 2022
Free event – Learn about Wallis Lake by boat
Spinning stars shed new light on strange galactic signal
Decreased Genetic Diversity in Immune System Could Impact Endangered Toad Survival
Researchers Unlock Potential Means to Reduce Lithium-Ion Batteries Reliance on Rare Metals
What’s most physical AFL position?
Lupus-causing gene paves way for new and tailored treatments
Future of food from warming sea
Australian scientists find genetic cause of lupus
Scientists prove diseased blood vessels communicate with brain
Big falls observed in plastic waste levels in Cockburn Sound
Unearthing soil constraints to crop production
Nat zero claims show politicians out of touch
Become citizen scientist
Beetle in coconut: Fossil find sheds new light on Neotropical rainforests
Scientists spewing vitriol from their Government-funded gravy train
Researchers use machine learning to speed up counting of microplastics
When male bees don’t get lucky
Volcanoes at fault if Earth slips
Jiminy’s wings turned out as fine as his conscience
Positive steps to malaria control
Lord Howe Island’s biodiversity recovering thanks to rodent control
Mathematical Shortcut for Determining Quantum Information Lifetimes
‘Innovative, high-tech’ monitoring program winner for Reef
Preclinical study illuminates origin of epileptic seizures
In western floodplains, species adapt to bullfrog, sunfish invaders
Volpara Health announces leadership and board changes
State Budget provides $11 million boost for Murujuga National Park
Warning signal for volcanic eruptions could be life-saving discovery
New bird app spreads its wings
Researchers Uncover How Our Gaze is “Anchored” in Brain