Latest scientists News | Page 36

Some pro athletes keep getting better as they age − neuroscience can explain how they stay sharp
Why is the soap scum in my bathroom pink? Is it mould? And can it make me sick?
STA Turns 40: Four Decades Of Science, Policy, And Progress
When Did the Chicken Cross the Road? New Evidence from Central Asia
Countries must choose new path after UN plastics treaty talks collapse
Alzheimer’s disease: lithium may help slow cognitive decline – new research in mice
In the blink of an eye: How river noise shapes the dipper’s silent signals
Some people just don’t like music – it may be down to their brain wiring
Scientists shed light on root cause of muscular dystrophy subtype
How bad science is becoming big business
Scientists discover new ways to predict course of chronic kidney disease
Why being open about science can make people trust it less – and what to do about it
Quantum Science Guides New Way Of Navigating
‘Revolutionary’ seafloor fiber sensing reveals how falling ice drives glacial retreat in Greenland
How poisoned data can trick AI − and how to stop it
Spiderweb silks and architectures reveal millions of years of evolutionary ingenuity
Astronomers Spot “Eye Of Sauron” In Deep Space
Tiny Ants Crack Secret To Perfect Teamwork
Minister fast-tracks marine life assessments after algal bloom
National conservation group says Australia’s food system is in need of an urgent reset
Antarctic leopard seal ‘songs’ are surprisingly similar to nursery rhymes
My research team used 18 years of sea wave records to learn how destructive ‘rogue waves’ form – here’s what we found
Women in STEM face challenges and underrepresentation – this course gives them tools to succeed
Safe no more: off-the-charts marine heat has severely damaged Ningaloo and other pristine coral reefs
Will AI Uncover Our Next Medical Miracle?
Playtime mostly mutual activity between dolphins and whales 
Pathogen Discovered In 4,000-year-old Sheep Tooth
Universities: we’re training Australia’s workforce and ready to do more
Getting the dirt on groundwater sampling this National Science Week
Prominent ecologists and climate scientists set to expose Redbank at today’s Independent Planning Commission meeting
NSW Government and HSU finalise offer to healthcare workers
Beer science; bushfire weather; thunderstorm asthma and a geological cabaret show: National Science Week starts today
The key to a centenarian’s long life may be their superhuman ability to avoid disease – new research
Students take on biosecurity quest and agricultural adventure this National Science Week
Free science spree sparks inspiration for next generation
COVID, the flu and other viral infections can re-awaken dormant breast cancer cells, new study in mice shows
It’s Not All About Size
Daily actions shape how righties, lefties process visual input
RFK Jr is wrong about mRNA vaccines – a scientist explains how they make COVID less deadly
A toxicologist’s guide to poison ivy’s itch and bee stings’ burning pain – 2 examples of nature’s chemical warfare
National Science Week shines a light on nature’s hidden language
Inaugural deaf youth science camp an “incredible opportunity”
Invisible material could revolutionise smart tech
Brain imaging may identify patients likely to benefit from anxiety care app
Quantum freeze: Scientists create the coldest state of motion in mechanical systems
Coral cover loss points to need for strong action: local and global
Clarence River Survey calls for citizen scientists to give the river a ‘health check’
Govt kept secret cuts to science funding to finance new Applied Tech Institute