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Scientist available for interview, Tuesday 17 June 2014 Lighter-weight, fuel-efficient cars may be closer to reality thanks to Geelong researchers who are giving carbon fibre the gripping power it …
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But researchers have to teach yeast to make it Thursday 5 June 2014 Queensland researchers are persuading baker’s yeast to produce orange-flavoured renewable jet fuel from sugar. Mr Timothy …
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Tuesday 3 June 2014 Scientist available for interview in Perth on Tuesday 3 June Dr Francis Torres, a physicist at the University of Western Australia, has developed the mirror device at the …
5am AEST, 28 May 2014 Vision: laboratories, close-up photos of the worms, footage of Michael’s talk Cairns researchers have discovered a wound-healing and cancer-causing hormone in the spit of a …
Congratulations to Dr Michael Smout from James Cook University for taking out Australia’s first FameLab competition on Tuesday night in Fremantle, WA. Michael and his research story on …
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A simple and affordable ‘jetlag’ skin patch could help prevent deaths and disabilities of two million babies worldwide each year by reducing brain damage caused by low oxygen during birth. Monash …
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