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Soft food diet increases risks for captive animals
Deakin joins peak body Science and Technology Australia
New dawn in plant breeding: Australian Plant Breeding Academy
Committee releases major report on reforming process for new medicines and health technology
Those that game together, stay together
SARS-CoV-2 infects sustentacular cells in olfactory epithelium of Covid patients
Queensland’s fire management to benefit from new rapid mapping technology
ANU nanotech pioneer to lead Science Academy
Scientists find evidence of warming planet high in Earth’s atmosphere
Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science: 2022 nominations open
Centenary Institute receives $1.8m in funding for cardiovascular research
Nominations open for Prime Minister’s Science Prizes
Graphene-like 2D material leverages quantum effects to achieve ultra-low friction
Baylor, TCH and ImmunityBio collaborate for Covid vaccine for Africa
Parallels in human, dog oral tumors could speed new therapies
Ancient Human Relative, Australopithecus sediba, “Walked Like a Human, But Climbed Like an Ape”
CSL’s new headquarters will be home to biotech incubator
New film shines light on Western Sydney University’s work to secure sustainable future for farming
Covid modellers win University of Canterbury research medal
Sydney rocketry team to compete at 2022 Spaceport America Cup
Surprise discovery of two new ‘very loud’ frog species
Kids, teens believe girls aren’t interested in computer science, study shows
Entrepreneurial leaders share advice at NYC conference
Study digs up roles bacteria play in global carbon cycle
Clear as Crystal: Scientists Discover First Ferromagnetic Quasicrystals
Screaming for attention: Surprise discovery of two new – and very loud – frog species
Instrument to ‘fingerprint’ high-risk border pests
Prize-winning science magazine
World Fisheries Day 2021
Antarctic ice sheet changed alarmingly quickly in past – and it may be happening again now
New study revises fossil discovery
Antarctic ice sheet changed alarmingly quickly 20,000 years ago – and it’s happening again now
What is coral aquaculture?
Agventures in Biosecurity
Revamped state-of-the-art forest and land monitoring tool to reverse forest loss and combat climate change
KNAW acknowledges innovative research by TU/e researcher with Early Career Award
Reds and Flinders strengthen ties to support women’s ambitions
Alien organisms – hitchhikers of galaxy?
Elite scientists recognised 18 November
Coral identity crisis
Scientists Identify New Force Behind Past Mass Extinction Event
Social Cost of Nitrous Oxide is Understated Under Current Estimates, New Analysis Concludes
Spread awareness, stop resistance this World Antimicrobial Awareness Week
Food scientists create zinc index for human body
What good iBeer: New yeast biodiversity for brewing
$111 Million Investment To Back Australia’s Quantum Technology Future
UNSW Sydney partnering with iconic Sydney Festival
After COP26, University of Toronto climate scientist says world is on thin ice