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Art and science provide fertile ground for research, teaching
Mapping cancer’s drug resistance could improve treatment
Southampton led consortium awarded 19 studentships
Paul Perreault Named Among Best Performing CEOs
Mapping route through research pathway
Cracking mystery of nature’s toughest material
New wheat variety to rock grainbelt
Cloudy with a Chance of Pain? smartphone study shows pain more likely on humid, windy days
New project to track Australia’s butterflies takes flight
Alchemy of neutron stars
Researchers describe gut health’s influence on brain health
By popular demand
Chlamydia in testicular tissue linked to male infertility
Environmental historian will use Moran Award to study climate science past in Australia
STA President recognised as ATSE fellow
Help forensic scientists crack cases at ChemCentre Open Day
Scientists’ discovery leads to greater understanding of Alzheimer’s disease
Government invests in Te Reo, environmental data research
Magnetics with a twist: Scientists find new way to image spins
Cornell NanoScale Facility gets new director of operations
Superstar scientists supporting state’s sorghum industry
NSW Government Buckles Under Mining Lobby Pressure
World-class Clean Lab opens at Otago
Dr. Peggy Goodell elected to National Academy of Medicine
Humpback whale population on rise after near miss with extinction
Magma crystallisation makes volcanoes more explosive
Health in old age is a lifelong affair
Multimillion pound boost for Manchester scientists to detect cancer earlier
Forests on Radar
Tracking Moreland’s litter to tackle waterway pollution
Record-breaking direct new York to Sydney flight touches down
Grant to help train researchers on mental health disparities in U.S., abroad
Transforming sulphur dioxide from harmful to useful
Secret life of Hope: Britain’s favourite Blue Whale
Energy Flow in Nano Range
Heart Research Institute UK funds cutting-edge microscopes
Scientists unwind mystery behind DNA replication
Embryo’s early development revealed in a dish
Mothers’ behavior influences bonding hormone oxytocin in babies
Academy reaches two million Facebook likes in two years
Controlling ion recognition in reactive host-guest systems
Mary Cairncross BioBlitz recognised as finalist in sustainability awards
Hobart celebrates its Antarctic gateway
Mother’s Day Classic donates $1.75 million to breast cancer research
Inspiring science teacher from Boothby recognised
Scientists link hormone production in baby wallabies to how some human girls are born with genitalia that appear more male…
“There is no reason for germline therapy”
Max Planck Society publishes discussion paper on genome editing