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Otago and ESR collaboration gets funding to track COVID-19 spread and evolution in NZ
A generous gift to glaucoma research
More than 500 scientists in 18 countries to map COVID-19 effects and treatments in patients’ blood
Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments
Green production of mandelic acid
Sugar turns brown algae into carbon sinks
Largest haul of new species of carnivorous sponges found
Does playing Sims make you an architect?
Scientists show physics can be applied to understand mystery of consciousness
Weight and blood pressure greater in young people who develop type 2 diabetes
Ocean virus hijacks carbon-storing bacteria
A new law in laser physics could make eye surgery simpler
No new cases of COVID-19 26 May
Hope in sight for vision research
New Zealand joins global search for COVID-19 vaccine
SA scientists identify obscure protein responsible for advanced breast cancer
Climate change increases migration at expense of poor
Cultural diversity in chimpanzees
Blood cancer researcher elected Academy Fellow
Funding boost for COVID-19 research to support WA health
Three CSIRO scientists distinguished among Australia’s best
QIMR Berghofer researcher acknowledged for global impact on skin cancer prevention
QUT air quality researcher joins Australia’s top scientists
Next-generation solar cells pass strict international tests
Merlie loggerhead turtle’s record journey home for World Turtle Day
Pandemic risks wiping out hard-won gains by women in STEM
Women are not advancing their research as much as men during pandemic, University researcher writes
International collaboration powers quest for next-generation solar cells
Bluesky examines atmosphere during Coronavirus lockdown
Cichlid fish loves exaggerated shells
Day one witness list is released
Stitch in time: how a quantum physicist made new code from old tricks
Next-generation solar cells pass strict international tests
NOAA selects UW to host new, regional institute for climate, ocean and ecosystem research
Mysterious glowing coral reefs are fighting to recover
Environmental volunteers back in field
Three UWA projects receive $3.1 million in national research funding
Ecosystem drives origin of new shark and ray species
Ropey roadmap to gas would cook our Reef
Pelvic organ prolapse treatment closer
Food tests could put Aussie lives at risk
University researchers help lead national effort to explore role of genes in COVID-19
Online conference to focus on how science and church communities can cooperate amid COVID-19
A Bee-Inspired Smart Data Lessons from Hive
Caves tell us that Australia’s mountains are still growing
Tasting groundwater reveals rich flavours for exploration
Promising signs in fight against drug-resistant superbugs
Fishing Rod ‘Selfie Stick’ and Scientific Sleuthing Lead to Clues about Extinct Reptile Resembling a Dolphin