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Wild tomatoes resist devastating bacterial canker
Diverse cropping systems don’t increase carbon storage compared to corn-soybean rotations
Signs of economic recovery, but Iowa’s job growth lags behind nation
A Fishing Lure for Protein Purification
Pulling plug on calcium pumps – potential new treatment strategy for pancreatic cancer
Auckland focus for first Police graduation of 2020
Deakin research to determine if fussy kids are touch sensitive
2483 new JCU places and more to come
Finding right exercise balance for people with multiple sclerosis
Majority of cannabis consumed in Australia is by daily users
Rice engineers find a way to turn water pollution into valuable chemicals
New device may reduce risks in common medical procedure
Human ‘screenome’ may give insight into human health and well-being
Landmark clinical trial seeks people with MND
New assessment of gas locked in ice in European waters
New research may help detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease
Beauty sleep could be real, say Body Clock biologists
ZEISS-iCeMS Innovation Core launches with symposium and ceremony
Tokyo Tech Academy for Leadership welcomes nine new students
Alcohol tax reform needed
Fish oil supplement could reduce risk of heart attack or stroke in combination with statins
Guarding Moreland’s young workforce through new skills and employment opportunities
Almost 4,800 receive offers to study at USC
Study investigates reasons behind low numbers of female financial advisers
Aged care residents at risk of malnutrition, Otago study shows
Life Saving Victoria pilots inland ‘Bush Nippers’ water safety skills program
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Heat is on for Australia’s beloved marsupials
Wairarapa gets $7.11m PGF water boost
Biologist’s research offers insight on molecular structures
Not so fast: Some batteries can be pushed too far
UNE mourns passing of Trustee Emeritus Harold ‘Ed’ Woodsum
New discovery on activity and function of MAIT cells during acute HIV infection
It Depends on Experience
Response to Clark et al research paper
Physicists prove that 2D and 3D liquids are fundamentally different
Aerobic exercise + strength training = lower odds of depression
Draft Shellharbour Open Space & Recreation Needs Study & Strategy
Scientists seek urgent action on impacts of climate change on reptiles and amphibians
Adelaide O-Bahn far more efficient than city’s rail network
Researcher’s discovery paves way for advances in treating cardiovascular disease
2020 Enrolled Nurse Scholarships open
Deakin establishes new Bushfire Relief Residential Scholarships
Unsustainable sand mining is threatening lives along Mekong River in Cambodia
Re-Write cancer: £5m boost for new world-class cancer centre in Manchester
CLICS: World’s largest database of cross-linguistic lexical associations
Study finds tiny ‘nano’ capsules effective in treating type two diabetes
New tourism fund backs Indigenous tourism experiences