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Chinese fishing boats took half a billion dollars of illegal squid from North Korea. Scientists used satellites
UNSW to offer world first bachelors degree in quantum engineering
Electrons obey social distancing in ‘strange’ metals
Humans may have reached Americas 15,000 years earlier than previously thought
First ever global survey of reef sharks reveals widespread decline
Genetic basis of bats’ superpowers revealed
Cells communicate by doing ‘wave’
Monash scientists score second place in international NASA miniature rover challenge
Photonic crystal light converter
Diversity gains in australia’s STEM workforce – but more needed
‘Ironing’ out differences: Understanding superconductivity in ultrathin FeSe
UNSW’s final Grand Challenge: Thriving in Anthropocene
QIMR Berghofer licenses potential new cancer immunotherapies to Merck
Academy hosts conversation with Israeli Nobel Laureate
World First Identification of a larval Mola alexandrini by Australian and New Zealand Scientists
Grant to help scientists, industry and farmers harness biomass and manure to fuel farms
Baby predator starfish prove to be unfussy, adaptable eaters – and scientists are worried
Trinity nuclear test anniversary matters
Expert commentary: Oxford vaccine candidate
World’s smallest imaging device has heart disease in focus
UNSW hosts National Science Week events
‘Liquid fat’ to help incurable childhood disease
Scientists strengthen quantum building blocks in milestone critical for scale-up
Oxygen breathes new life into solar cell research
Ludwig Cancer Research mourns death of Sanjiv Sam Gambhir
Smile: Atomic imaging finds root of tooth decay
Climate scientists increasingly ignore ecological role of indigenous peoples
Astrophysicists Fill in 11 Billion Years of Our Universe’s Expansion History
Scientists stick to spider silk for biodegradable alternative to traditional glue
Scientists track plant diseases riding across globe with dust
No need to mind gap
Greenland bedrock drilling project to understand past, future ice sheet melting
Southampton student wins BAE Systems ICASE award
Reduction of bushmeat hunting
Barry Callebaut bans animal experiments
Genome research brings identification of heat-resilient corals a step closer
Weaving Indigenous knowledge with scientific research: a balanced approach
New group to give community greater say on river issues
Monash University scientists engineer low-cost immunotherapies
CERN visits your home
Close-ups of Sun
When many act as one, data-driven models can reveal key behaviors
Scientists see COVID-19 as historic moment for UK’s environmental future
Different approach needed to ‘buy time’ and tackle COVID-19
Fish reef domes a boon for environment and recreational fishing
New research defines ‘wildernes’ on icy continent
University spin-off Empirica Therapeutics acquired by U.S. firm
Australian researchers track COVID-19 in wastewater from plane and cruise ship passengers