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Clinical trial for new stem cell-based treatment for Parkinson's disease given go ahead
Both Types of THC Get You High-So Why is Only One Illegal?
Moody's Bond Rating Upgrade Reflects Strength of UConn's Brand, Fiscal Management
Vouchers help to quit smoking in pregnancy
Does bias exist in online learning?
Transformative research on show at Telethon Family Festival
Renowned artist leads day of arts and science at Lake Wallace
Light pollution's deadly toll on Auckland seabirds
UniSC gives out $4.3 million in scholarships as need grows
School staff welcome proposed NT Anti-Discrimination Act change
New ABS labour force figures 20 October
Smart fertilisers for food security
Western helps nurture Australia's little multilingual minds
2022 State Election Priorities
Greater gender balance across industries key to closing pay gap
All Human Rights ARE Human Rights
Data and device poverty driving digital divide
Parliamentary Inquiry Into International Education Welcomed
Large fish prefer using sharks for scraping
Heart attack causes under microscope
First-ever genetic analysis of Neanderthal family paints fascinating picture of close-knit community
Enhancing coastal restoration by including animals
UOW's contribution to UN's Sustainable Development Goals focus of new report
2022 Australian Training Awards Finalists
Six cutting-edge solutions score slice of $100k
CDU students set to graduate at Sydney ceremony
Researchers join new £2 million UK consortium to tackle monkeypox outbreak
Adult incontinence products cause more waste than baby nappies
Crystal Arts prize winner starts whole new chapter
These factors have biggest impact on influencer marketing effectiveness
RMIT supercomputer fast-tracking research opens for business
Pause for thought: Taking lead in women's mental health
Weld Australia Calls for Radical Approach to Overcome Skilled Welder Shortage
Study: Electroshock Therapy More Successful for Depression than Ketamine
Frailty, dementia raise mortality risk for older Americans after surgery
After two-year hiatus, Insectapalooza is 'Glad to Bee Back'
University of Toronto Entrepreneurship partners with Desjardins on startup prize
Registered Training Organisations: Who is who?
Individuals experiencing food insecurity likely to binge eat when food is available
Income, segregated schools drive Black-white education gaps, study finds
Bumblebees revisit favourite flowers as sun sets
'Blood Novels' explores material, metaphor in Spanish realist fiction
US-Saudi relations could impact gas prices - and popularity of president
Alaskan Adventure
Engineers record neurons to pinpoint synaptic links
Opening Gates for Arctic Science
University of Canberra and Cisco establish National Cybersecurity Partnership
UK policing: psychological damage among officers heightened by bad working conditions