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Members of at least one species choose mates and egg sites based on where they were born, research reveals Birthplace exerts a lifelong influence on butterflies as well as humans, new research …
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Collaboration investigates the link between changing sea levels, global warming and the health of marine wetlands. Carbon dioxide capture by coastal ecosystems operates in direct relation to the …
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The NISEP program has helped almost 1000 Indigenous school children enter leadership roles. The National Indigenous Science Education Program (NISEP), based at the Faculty of Science and …
Scientists urge priority action on hundreds of surviving reefs. The majority of 2500 reefs surveyed in a major international exercise retain the coral species that give them their distinctive …
Australia-UK researchers identify ancient protein pumps that make bacteria tough to treat – but could be key to new green polymers The molecular machinery used by bacteria to resist chemicals …
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Australian scientists develop cheap and rapid way to identify antibiotic-resistant golden staph (MRSA). A combination of off-the-shelf quantum dot nanotechnology and a smartphone camera soon …
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