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New Study Reveals Costs Of Sanctions
HKUST’s Response to the Tuition Fee Adjustment for UGC-funded Programs
Transforming the lives of refugee engineers through the EPIC Program
Shelter For Pets Escaping Family Violence: New Doco
New NZ study reveals unique language on the ice | University of Canterbury
Researchers Create New Class of Materials Called ‘Glassy Gels’
Electric fields catalyse graphene’s energy and computing prospects
Pupil Dilation Decreases With Age
Cancer Research UK National Biomarker Centre Opens
Patrick Roberts Awarded 29th Annual Thuringian Research Prize for Top Performance in Basic Research
Groundbreaking technology is first to allow patients to add daily symptoms to their health record
Making Waves: Generation of Intense Terahertz Waves with a Magnetic Material
A Novel Signal-Amplification System Utilizing Sumanene-Based Supramolecular Polymers Researchers propose a new way for signal-amplification of chemosensors by flexibly manipulating an allosteric trigger
Transforming Inexpensive Quinolines into Complex Drug Candidates Scientists develop a cost-effective methodology to produce various biologically relevant organic compounds from simple feedstock chemicals
New health tech aims to save lives, time and money | University of Canterbury
Call to donate microbes that live in and on us: Australian Human Microbiome Biobank
University of Sydney Vietnam Institute launches in Vietnam
Final candidate for inaugural president of National University Corporation Institute of Science Tokyo
QUT Joins Artificial Heart Frontiers Program
Study confirms rotation of Earth’s inner core has slowed
Backdoor method creates high-entropy material at lower temps
Ultrasensitive liquid biopsy tech spots cancer earlier than standard methods
The cost of silence: Financial stress mutes couples’ communication
Psoriasis Probe shows high level of arthritis symptoms in patients
Tokyo Tech Scores First Ever Medal At ICPC Finals
Rural Training Vital For Retention Of Regional Doctors
Towards Wider 5G Network Coverage: Novel Wirelessly Powered Relay Transceiver Researchers have designed a novel wirelessly powered relay transceiver that improves 5G…
Tight-knit communities can prevent environmental progress
Koalas can predict and prepare for the hottest days of summer
Declining Diet Of Japan’s Youth
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to receive 2024 Sydney Peace Prize
Early version of Black Pride brought US a step closer to Juneteenth
Putting Brakes On Chronic Inflammation
Marissa Saporta ’99: Revamping the world of e-commerce with a firm grip on fun
Academy’s work to create a more science-aware justice system continues
Archaeology tours return to Arthur’s Stone for a final year of excavations
Distinguished Decoding Of Mind
Wirelessly Powered Relay Will Help Bring 5G Technology to Smart Factories The proposed innovative design leads to unprecedented power conversion efficiency and improved versatility
Nile Perch Invasion Triggered Genetic Bottlenecks in Lake Victoria’s Endemic Cichlids The introduction of the Nile perch to Africa’s largest lake impacted…
Submarines in the future could self-identify cracks and self-heal thanks to Swinburne researcher
How equipped is New Zealand to manage bird flu? | University of Canterbury
Richmond and Swinburne partnership to reach beyond a decade
A Novel 640 Gbps Chipset Paves the Way for Next Generation Wireless Systems The chipset, consisting of transmitter and receiver integrated circuits,…
Every Yarn Counts In Hepatitis C
Ship’s Systems Ready For Science 15 June 2024
Green Leaf, Red Leaf, and Romaine Lettuce Breeding Lines with Resistance to Leafminer, Corky Root
ILR’s Scheinman Institute facilitating pandemic gear supply chain improvements
Abowd Honored For Advancing Computing Field