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More than light detectors: magic of your eyes’ pupils
New three-year research project to monitor and conserve marine megafauna in Territory
Record year for endangered western swamp tortoise conservation
Funding to translate science into real life solutions
New tool for vaccine risk
How can lizards adapt to changing climate?
Machine learning predicts antibiotic resistance spread
Novel Peroxide-based Material Emits Fluorescence in Response to Stress
Breaking Trade-Off Problem That Limits Thermoelectric Conversion Efficiency of Waste Heat
No joke – male humour helps groups reach goals
Australia’s 100 Priority Species
Hearing company Hemideina completes successful capital raise
Researchers solve 58-year medical mystery
Aussie ‘raptor-like’ dinosaur revealed to be timid vegetarian
Preparing for potential pandemics is focus of new federal grant to Penn State
Biomarker predicts severity of Covid infection early
Burnet Institute statement re. news.com.au article
How inland native fish are helping platypus
Online Art of Science exhibit brings together Melbourne’s best
Leaked report reveals Australia’s role as global coal lobbyist
Reducing CO2 using Panchromatic Osmium Complex Photosensitizer
Fish scientists win hall of fame honour
Scientific consensus on climate change gets even stronger
Scientists produce tadpoles better adapted to climate change
Ghost nets growing problem
Scientific support for link between human activity and climate change strengthens
Big step forward for Bass Coast Dinosaurs Trail
Become citizen scientist
What we learned from close-up look at Hayabusa2
CRCs unleash billion dollar inventions, but scientists need armour shield for cyberbullies
Funding in hand for German-NZ Green Hydrogen alliance
Scientists to join team for live volcanic eruption
New study calls for mitigation, monitoring of common grease-proofing food packaging chemicals
New gene could help improve tomato flavor and shelf-life
Researchers Looking World Over for Clever Dogs
Generation STEM brings growth opportunities to Hills
New harvest strategy secures future of fisheries in NSW
Gang up to save special cockatoo
Time for turtle nest beach patrols
Art and Science Converge in Groundbreaking White Bluff Project
Dr. Helen Heslop elected to National Academy of Medicine
Scientists uncover key vulnerability of aggressive lymphomas
$8M from Snow Medical Research Foundation to improve outcomes for breast cancer patients
Backyard bird count takes flight
To change behaviour, we need to talk about plastics differently
Nat zero support for regional communities
New Zealand increases climate aid contribution
New timeline clarifies Indigenous history in Mohawk Valley