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Global collaboration needed to regulate embryo and embryoid research, says Baker Institute paper
Dodder uses flowering signal of its host plant to flower
DNA Zoo scientists map quokka genome
World-first science helps beloved quokka
GenomiQa partners with Icon Group to validate an Australian-first diagnostic
University invests in agriculture with multimillion-dollar research centre
Scientists unlock crops’ power to resist floods
New TU/e energy institute EIRES officially opened
Scientists find genes linked to self-harm
Is northern quoll a versatile survivor?
Engineers Uncover Biomechanical Effects of Skin Rubbing
Using past to maintain future biodiversity
Top science prize for USC ecologist helping wildlife
Northern quoll: an amazingly versatile survivor?
Meet UQ’s 2020 Young Tall Poppies
New at-home heart monitoring technique could reduce hospital visits and save lives
Newly discovered rare dinosaur embryos show sauropods had rhino-like horns
Scientists perfect knot-tying techniques with molecular string
New Deakin tracking study captures pro netball performance
Cornell to host virtual global wheat conference in October
Plant scientists study interaction of heat stress responses in corn
Increase in Citizen Scientists during COVID-19
NTU Singapore scientists use fruit peel to turn old batteries into new
Science & Technology Australia proposes a “STEM-smart recovery”
We still need to talk about climate change – even during COVID-19
Why We Distort Probability
Plant living with only one leaf reveals fundamental genetics of plant growth
Bushfire survivors: NSW inquiry shows necessity for climate action
Committee to roam into problem of feral cats
NSW Inquiry: Climate Change Fuelled Bushfires
Research shows Russian wheat aphid can be managed
Nooks, crannies and critters
Ancient star explosions revealed in deep sea
Fresh tumour biopsies in world-first technique for cancer treatments
Monash University: Breakthrough discovery paves way for preventing sugar-induced liver disease
Indigenous perspectives on Australia’s history of pandemics provides context for COVID-19
Protein ‘chameleon’ colors long-term memory
Re-engineered enzyme could help reverse damage from stroke, spinal cord injury: University study
Nanotech facility gets 5-year, $7.5M renewal from NSF
Outstanding researchers receive science awards
Tiny Protein Packages Released from Cells May Serve as Biomarkers for Early Blood-Based Cancer Diagnosis
Students encouraged to apply for award in fisheries conservation research
Helping communities in times of hardship – a CFA National Science Week profile
PFAS risks for firefighters to be examined
New thinking and tech to join bushfire fight
NSW Government geotrail unveils Warrumbungle’s violent volcanic past
Researchers Introduce New Theory to Calculate Emissions Liability
Gust-McKenzie Medal to Associate Professor Leanne Robinson