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Space health institute awards six postdoctoral fellowships
Pioneer of marine geology and oceanography awarded Honorary Doctorate of Science
Soft micro-monitors keep tabs on oxygen in new tissues
Invading cane toads travel light
Palaszczuk Government announces $580,000 for citizen science projects
High achievers recognised at 2019 Australian Cotton Industry Awards
Even deep-sea sharks aren’t safe from fishing fleets, research shows
Clues on how soils may respond to climate change found
Study addresses low female participation in STEM classrooms
Can we eliminate bias in AI? How Canada’s commitment to multiculturalism could help it become
Reducing burden of livestock theft
Grain profit in focus at GRDC Updates in NSW
New resources and regional focus for fisheries education website
Queensland psychiatrist to head QIMR Berghofer’s Mental Health Program
Fresh talent to help advance hyperspectral imaging project for retinal disease
National Water Grid to unlock potential of regional Australia
Europe and Australia combine to build better science
2020 vision: Optus joins Olympics Unleashed team
Cane toad testes smaller at invasion front
How to restore a coral reef
Putting brakes on lateral root development
Green crusader using art to save planet
ELSI Scientists Discover New Chemistry That May Help Explain Origins of Cellular Life Chemists find
Protecting Great Barrier Reef highlighted in Burdekin
Testing corneal cell quality? Apply physics
2019 tiger prawn pre-season briefings
Plants defend against insects by inducing ‘leaky gut syndrome’
From Lab and Greenhouse to Farmers’ Fields
Maintaining shelf-stable drugs
Reducing farm greenhouse gas emissions may plant seed for a cooler planet
NA64 casts light on dark photons
Exmouth Gulf: a global hotspot for sea snakes
Insurers Take Decisive Step in Climate Risk Modelling Through Cross-sectoral Mobilisation
Is there plastic in our drinking water? Probably – and University researchers are studying
Bouncers in Bone Marrow
Science Week 2019 at Mornington Peninsula Shire Libraries
Successful application of machine learning in discovery of new polymers
Old rocks, new science: Why Apollo 11 samples are still as relevant as ever
Persecute, protect or ignore? Dilemma as species move due to climate change
Dr. Katherine King receives Presidential Early Career Award
Charles Tilburg discusses climate change’s impact on Maine with ‘WGME’
Lost glacier to be honored with memorial monument
Lunar rocks debunk moon landing conspiracy theories
Merck and Broad Institute Announce CRISPR License Framework to Encourage Innovation
Journeys of hoverflies
National Science Week speaks to curious among us all
Could heat of Earth’s crust become ultimate energy source?
200 times faster than ever before: speediest quantum operation yet