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Mice keep limbs even
If something goes wrong with a mouse limb during development, placenta slows the growth of the rest to keep them even.
Scientists test quantum sum
University of Melbourne scientists have set a world record in simulating quantum power on a classical computer.
MDBA accused of micro-management
A scientist has accused the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) of “interfering” with his work.
Robo-grip improved
Australian engineers have developed a faster and more accurate way for robots to grasp objects.
Online melanoma hub launched
Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) has launched a free e-learning portal to educate healthcare professionals.
Queensland backs waste power
The Queensland Government will use $100 million from a new waste levy to help turn waste into energy.
Schizophrenic perception measured
New research has uncovered why individuals with schizophrenia may have difficulties perceiving emotions.
CSIRO launches people power app
CSIRO wants all Australians to join its new energy research project.
Pandemic project seeks first steps
A new research project will focus on what to do with the first clinical cases in future pandemics.
Reef review details damage
A review of nearly 2,000 coral reefs has found that marine reserves struggle, but are much better than no protection at all.
Toothpaste may aid superbug growth
A common ingredient in toothpaste and handwash could be contributing to antibiotic resistance, experts say.
Fruit mix for green fuel
Queensland researchers have been mixing waste from essential oil production with fuel, and found they can still achieve similar performance.
Lab-on-a-chip for early life
Researchers in Adelaide are working on a way to test for a wide range of foetal genetic abnormalities in early pregnancy.
Older docs could block burnout
Experts say senior, influential and experienced doctors must lead action to protect their younger colleagues from debilitating burnout.
UQ solar gets green light
The approval of a solar farm on prime agricultural land in Queensland has left some locals “extremely disappointed”.
Academic issues in skeptic sacking
Academics at James Cook University (JCU) are reportedly avoiding using their staff emails after the the sacking of climate change skeptic Peter Ridd.
Perth joins vaccine network
A new project could put Perth at the front of a global push to decode the human immune system.
'Smelling' laser to seek disease
Australian researchers have created a laser that can “smell” different gases.