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Fishing for endangered scalloped hammerhead sharks must stop until broken promises are fixed
Climate change a body blow for cricket: ACF
Breakthrough Foundation honors UW researcher studying ‘exotic’ states of matter
Examining link between puberty and functional brain development
One-atom switch supercharges fluorescent dyes
Researchers Unearth “New” Extinction
Discovery of periodic tables for molecules
$100 million Saving Our Species program sucess
Taking pressure off native fish in Darling River
Research expedition to assess recovery of Scottish coral reef
Producing bigger, fatter and juicier beef protects Reef
Why fruit flies eat practically anything
IORA Blue Carbon Hub
WAIC 2019 Closes with $1.39 Bn Commitment to Transform Shanghai into Global AI Tech Hub
NTU scientists develop optical ruler that can measure down to nanoscale
Deployment of plant genes critical to safeguarding wheat
‘Adults Only Science’ night a roaring success
Swedish and Otago scientists shed new light on demise of two extinct New Zealand songbirds
Bring science and industry together for a better digital future
Penn State Behrend lab will advance $26M Erie research institute
Ancient pathway uncovers calcium’s role in egg development
Deer browsing is not stopping densification of Eastern forests
Rice reactor turns greenhouse gas into pure liquid fuel
Eminent scientist’s theories aid light wave find
First pea genome to help improve crops of future
Revolutionising water quality monitoring for rivers and reef
One month to go! Grant applications closing for innovative agricultural projects
Birds in serious decline at Lake Constance
DNA changes accelerate body’s ageing process
Littleproud out of touch on Murray Darling
Cambridge Quantum Computing Appoints Denise Ruffner Chief Business Officer
Building better diversity and inclusion in STEM
University of New England signs partnership agreement with Bigelow Laboratory
Moving faster in a crowd: Examining cell particle movement
Science in Parliament: WA Health research on show
Dark matter to shed light on universe
Tasmanian community to benefit from latest health funding
From capturing collisions to avoiding them
Archaeological assessment reveals Earth’s early transformation through land use
National Science Week shows that science is for everyone
Call on companies to review membership of peak business group over climate and nature concerns
Political polarization may be less about ideology than luck
Delivering new concepts for urban citizens
Bird enthusiasts needed to help with Bird Blitz
Groundbreaking funding announcement to boost research into dark matter
67th AFMA COMMISSION MEETING – CHAIRMAN’S SUMMARY
UNE among institutions to receive $20 million grant to study Maine’s coastal ecosystem
New study suggests U.S. land carbon sink may have been overestimated