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Northern Prawn Fishery benefiting from evolving co-management arrangements with industry
La Trobe awarded $5.8m in NHMRC grants
Million-dollar Food Planet Prize awarded to CSIRO innovation
Wearable device may help shine light on health benefits of outdoor lighting
Link between COPD, emphysema and lung cancer could lead to new treatments
Hallucinations induced in lab could be key to better understanding and treatment
Schizophrenia may be similar to immune disorders, show scientists
Gold standard for world-class Exmouth and Shark Bay prawns
Westmead Research Hub strengthens research power with CSIRO
Cracking Genetic Code To Better Patient Care
$300,000 for Turtle Nest Cooling Trial at Mon Repos
UNSW academics rank among most influential globally
When chemistry with green light mimics what happens in life
Biologist helps place starfish on critically endangered list
Researchers at University Scarborough help isolate salmon-killing chemical in car tires
Can your Christmas dinner help save planet?
High-speed model for fight against corona
Cricketers pad up for opening of National Cricket Campus
2020 Minister’s Award for Achievement in Defence Science
Guidelines released to help build more bushfire-resilient homes
Tasmanian devils may survive their own pandemic
Tiny bubbles on electrodes key to speeding up chemical processes
New project to help tackle Type 1 Diabetes
Could spotted owls benefit from forest fires?
Update on University of Queensland COVID-19 vaccine
Update on UQ COVID-19 vaccine
Pressures and Possibilities: Pandemic Story We’re Still Writing
It is not how long but quality of sleep that determines sleep perception
Analysis of data collected from clinic reproduced psoriasis drug trial results
Rising star awards for leading scientists
Ground broken in Chile for alum-backed telescope
“Migration is a normal condition”
Amino Acid Recycling in Cells: Autophagy Helps Cells Adapt to Changing Conditions
UWA telescope captures severe weather events on closest star to Earth
CSIRO maps Darwins hot spots and heat-health vulnerability
A Step In Right Direction on Climate
Virtual reality documentary to bring mega-telescope project to life
ABS and QUT establish partnership for data science innovation
Geoffrey Frew and Selby fellowships to bring distinguished scientists to Australia
Researchers to redesign microprocessors to increase computing power
200+ women scientists and schoolgirls stem gender gap in science and maths
Warm oceans helped first human migration from Asia to North America
EROSITA finds large-scale bubbles in halo of Milky Way
How ‘science of sandcastles’ proves Lord Kelvin right, 150 years on
Texas lawmakers see vaccine legislation as non-partisan
50 years of technology transfer for Max Planck Society
Leading astrophysicist receives Swinburne Lifetime Achievement Award
Hayabusa2 re-entry to improve Australia’s satellite positioning

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