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Professor Tania Sorrell (Sydney) on a new level of protectionProfessor Brendan Crabb (Melbourne) on keeping up with public healthProfessor Tony Cunningham (Sydney) on safety and effectivenessProfessor …
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Expert health and medical science leaders welcome vaccine roll-out, but caution that the vaccines alone are not enough. See here for comments from Tania Sorrell, Tony Cunningham, Fran Baum, and …
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Galaxies with extended disks maintain productivity, research reveals Image, video, GIFsPaper details, authors and affiliationsMore about ASTRO 3DMedia release below Massive galaxies with …
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Completion of Australian-led astronomy project sheds light on the evolution of the Universe Image, video, GIFsPaper details, authors and affiliationsMore about ASTRO 3DMedia release below The …
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Mystery proteins reveal how embryos and cancers grow – Melanie Eckersley-Maslin, Melbourne Genes may hold key to leukaemia survival – Steven Lane, Brisbane Winners of the National Stem Cell …
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Full reportAdditional information about the AAHMSMedia release below Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences urges multi-pronged response for 2021 High levels of testing, efficient …
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A Guide to Evaluating STEM Gender Equity Programs launched Cover imageAdditional videos and information Full publication A new resource will make it easier to identify programs with …
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Official site at www.nhmrc.gov.au/alcohol. Copies of all resources for media available here. Supporting materialsInfographicsMedia release follows National Health and Medical Research Council …
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Astronomers head to the country to spark student interest in what lies above. ImagesAdditional InformationMedia release below Children in remote and regional schools will soon be visited by …
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Australian telescopes and European satellite combine to reveal unexpected motions among the Galaxy’s rarest objects ImageAdditional InformationMedia release below Theories on how the Milky Way …
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Australian-led GALAH project releases chemical information for 600,000 stars. ImageAdditional InformationMedia release below How do stars destroy lithium? Was a drastic change in the shape of …
ImagesAdditional InformationMedia release below Australian researchers find ways to overcome the blinding glare of quasars The telescope, due to launch in late 2021, is the largest, most …
