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UNSW Sydney joins James Martin Institute for Public Policy
Alcohol delivery services used to extend drinking sessions: study
Put Science Before Politics & Fossil Fuels: 100+ Experts
NSW Government backs University-led consortium on drug discovery
Preterm births decreased slightly and stillborn rates stable during first COVID-19 lockdowns
A heated debate – how safe are gas stoves?
Heated debate – how safe are gas stoves?
3D bioprinting inside the human body could be possible thanks to new soft robot
Threatened species recover in fenced safe havens. But their safety is only temporary
Boosting road safety awareness
Historic agreement seals permanent protection of Gayini wetlands
Curious Kids: where does wind actually come from?
New tech could create cheaper and thinner flat screens
Simplified HIV treatment options just as effective: major clinical trial
‘Metasurface’ technology: researchers pave the way for flatter and more energy-efficient screens
Australia’s energy market operator is worried about the grid’s reliability. But should it be?
There could be alien life on Mars, but will our rovers be able to find it?
NUW ALLIANCE WELCOMES NEW CHAIR, PROFESSOR ATTILA BRUNGS
An avian flu outbreak is spreading to mammals – what is the risk to humans?
Future Qubit Foundry to keep Australia at the forefront of quantum tech
Global leader to operate $96 million RNA facility at Macquarie University
Proposed privacy reforms could help Australia play catch-up with other nations. But they fail to tackle targeted ads
UNSW academics awarded more than $1.6m for joint Australian-US artificial intelligence research
Brains trust: Aussie and US scientists combine smarts to tackle global challenges
We pitted ChatGPT against tools for detecting AI-written text, and the results are troubling
A million hectares of kelp forests need planting by 2040, and scientists need your help
Sustainability and the New Economics: Boundaries which should not be broken
Gaslighting, love bombing and narcissism: why is Microsoft’s Bing AI so unhinged?
Gaslighting, love bombing and narcissism: here’s one theory on why Microsoft’s Bing AI is so unhinged
What is Marburg virus and should we be worried?
Dead kangaroos make a surprising feast for possums in the Australian Alps
UNSW Sydney pledges support for First Nations Voice
Using chatter on the grapevine to ace cybersecurity report card
Using chatter on grapevine to ace cybersecurity report card
Resilience in the face of disaster: new reports examine mental health and bushfires
How Sydney house prices affect the regions
New research highlights how human rights law can improve women’s health
Canberrans resilient during natural disasters
How Sydney house prices affect regions
Zero Childhood Cancer precision medicine program expands to include all young Australians with cancer
World-first trial to investigate new medication for methamphetamine dependence
New tool in arsenal against Covid is being put to t
Trailblazer defence program formalised
Worker strikes in United Kingdom: Will Australians do same?
Age is the most significant predictor of housing stress: study
What we can learn from the Ozempic shortage
Net zero for Australia’s built environment is possible by 2040
Age is most significant predictor of housing stress: study

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