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Assessing ageing bridges just got safer and easier, thanks to a high-tech radar device that fits inside a suitcase. Developed by Dr Lihai Zhang of The University of Melbourne as part of a …
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Women in Indonesia were 21 times more likely to die from childbirth than women in Australia in 2015. Many pregnant women in Indonesia, particularly in remote areas, do not regularly visit health …
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Today in Surabaya, the third Indonesia-Australia Research Summit discusses research to change lives, including: What happens when islands and remote communities get electricity? How does 24/7 …
Today in Surabaya, the 3rd Indonesia-Australia Research Summit with research to change lives including: Making ports that work with rail, road, and the surrounding communities Could vitamin D …
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World TB Day on March 24 reminds us of the growing TB threat Scientists available for interview in English and Bahasa Indonesia for World TB Day. Read the release in Bahasa Indonesia. More images …
Hari TB Sedunia (25 Maret) mengingatkan kita mengenai ancaman TB yang terus meningkat Vaksin-vaksin yang lebih baik dibutuhkan agar dapat melawan TB di tingkat global. Global Fund melaporkan …
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