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Information on South-West rivers now just a click away
Two UW ice researchers to participate in year-long drift across Arctic Ocean
Coastal communities highly threatened by rising sea-levels, even with climate change mitigation
Feeling pulse of cropping at national event in Horsham
Australia cannot afford to compromise principles underpinning scientific research
Boys in Black undergo sweat testing for peak performance in Tokyo
Investigation into breathing problems in sleeping kids
Keeping crunch in low-fat chips
Preventing climate change cheaper than dealing with its damage
Plasma flow near sun’s surface explains sunspots, other solar phenomena
For gut microbes, not all types of fiber are created equal
NTU Singapore scientists develop technique to observe radiation damage over a quadrillionth of
Actions to save coral reefs could benefit all ecosystems
Deep dive for dark matter may aid all of data science
Scientists develop DNA microcapsules with built-in ion channels
Super corals adapt well to cold but struggle with warming oceans
Scientists discover one of world’s oldest bird species at Waipara, New Zealand
Acoustic energy harnessed to soften shear-thickening fluids
Magic wavelength of cadmium
Scientists Find Biology’s Optimal “Molecular Alphabet” May Be Preordained amino acids
3D super-resolution helping scientists take a closer look
National Water Grid Authority for future
QUT scientists among state’s Young Tall Poppies
Telescope opens up
Designing space for science at Synchrotron
NTU Singapore scientists develop molecular probe to track disease progress and monitor drug efficacy
Queenslanders invited to apply for Engaging Science Grants
Asset ownership key to understanding class in 21st Century
Machine learning in agriculture: ISU scientists are teaching computers to diagnose soybean stress
Scientists discover new breakthrough in cancer hair loss treatment
Jurassic crocodile identified in fossil study
PNG breaks new ground in tuberculosis research
Scientists discover promising new lead in Crohn’s disease
If Labor abandons 2030 emissions targets, it abandons climate science
Next generation of bright minds converge for inspiring competition
Grant recipients work to improve reconstructive ACL surgeries
DeCODE in Iceland agrees to sequence half of UK Biobanks participants
Max Planck Society grants license for new drug candidates
AI can predict social media users’ opinions
Citizen scientists tracking King George whiting movements
Chasing storm data: machine learning looks for useful data in U.S. thunderstorm reports
Mechanism Modeling for Better Forecasts, Climate Predictions
Tides don’t always flush water out to sea, study shows
Scientists shocked to discover two new species of electric eel
Axel Ullrich to receive Lasker Award 2019
New study shows why people gain weight as they get older
Science made community-friendly for Vasse-Wonnerup wetlands
STA CEO named an AFR Woman of Influence