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A unique Australian technology wins awards, and gets smaller, simpler and even more capable. Media call at 11 am Friday 3 March 2023 on the Defence Stand, Exhibition Hall 3, Australian …
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And how their shifting use of Antarctic waters shows effects of climate change. Scientists have analysed chemicals in the skin of southern right whales to give new insights into the animals’ …
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The future of computing includes biology, says an international team of scientists. The time has come to create a new kind of computer, say researchers from John Hopkins University together with …
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The birth of a new Australian industry, majority owned by Indigenous Australians Uniseed and Bulugudu have agreed to invest $2.6 million into Trioda Wilingi, a University of Queensland/UniQuest …
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Posted for Macquarie University Written by Mary O'Malley, mary.omalley@mq.edu.au Some of the world’s most deadly and drug-resistant pathogens work collaboratively to become more powerful and …
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How long will a leaf live? It’s an economic decision made by every tree. Monkey puzzle tree leaves can live for over two decades. And Picea growing in the Gongga Mountains in China can thrive for …
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