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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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Over 1,000 physicists gathered in Adelaide for the 24th Congress of the Australian Institute of Physics from 11-16 December 2022. Media releases from the Congress: …
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Australian researchers are in pole position to solve some of the Universe’s greatest mysteries by participating in three massive global projects. …
Our new submarine fleet, new cancer therapies, quantum computing, space industry and satellites, the extraction of critical minerals and monitoring the environment will all demand levels of training …
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Fusion energy The US fusion news is amazing. But it’s a long way from endless clean power. The researchers probably generated enough excess energy to boil a kettle. Interviews available with …
