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BHP Board update 14 September
Does running water really trigger the urge to pee? Experts explain the brain-bladder connection
Microban launches Ascera(TM): a patent-pending, cutting-edge antimicrobial technology inspired by nature
Metro Trains Melbourne recognised at the 2023 Australasian Rail Industry Awards
Boeing, Red 6 Complete First Augmented Reality Test Flight
NYU Takes Quantum Step in Establishing Cutting-Edge Tech Hub in Lower Manhattan
Spring cleaning and fire preparedness
High-Tech Travel Signs Keeping Traffic On Move
Research to boost scallop stocks in Western Australian waters
Destination Korea: industry-linked study tour
New report finds nearly half of employees don’t believe they have what they need from their employer to build the skills they…
Grow-NY startups enrich robust agri-food system
‘Trevor-Fest’ to honor late Prof. Trevor Pinch
‘Bestie’ scientists celebrate 80 years of supporting little lives
Crime pushes entrepreneurs to fly under the radar, relocate or shutter
Symbion and Guild Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pharmacy Student Scholarship Recipients Announced
Revealing Alzheimer’s hidden clues
Tasmanian defence industry goes from strength to strength
Improving information systems for better disaster response
Curtin shines at 2023 Premier’s Science Awards
Powering Victoria’s Clean Energy Workforce To Go Off-Grid
New cultural precinct backed by community vision
Fishing for clear information in a sea of noise   
Health worker study subsidies will bolster recruitment and retention
$1.6 million for Nuffield scholarships with focus on drought resilience
NSW latest health worker study subsidies will bolster recruitment and retention
NZ police charge man after laser strike on Eagle
Deepfakes tricky to spot
Packed program of activities for 2023 Seniors Festival
Why ChatGPT isn’t conscious – but future AI systems might be
New model powering faster flood predictions
Forum examines free expression basics and law
PolyU researchers unveil liquid metal microelectrodes with soft, stretchable and permeable properties to be used for implantable bioelectronic devices
Why we worry about robots taking jobs
Reaching new heights 11 September
How you can support Indigenous Voice
One week left to apply for TCC graduate program
Dementia Australia supports Biloela and Theodore
Bringing More Creative Events To Regional Communities
New state-of-the-art MRI machine boosts medical imaging at Canberra Hospital
Digital platform regulators make joint submission on AI
7 red flags your teen might be in an abusive relationship – and 6 signs it’s escalating
Motion Energy Announces First Sale of Innovative Carbon Credits to Zilch Forwarding, revolutionising Support for Clean Transport
Wollongong the first city centre in NSW to roll out e-scooters
Using MRI scans to improve lives of dementia patients
UNITAR and SmarterChains Partner to Establish an Online Learning Platform for Industry 4.0
Minister hosts Scams Forum with scams costing South Australians $15 million
Konomie Island Environmental Education Centre goes carbon negative