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A new analysis suggests more than one hominin species was walking on two legs around 3.6 million years ago.
AI aids old maths
Experts are working with artificial intelligence to develop fundamentally new problem-solving techniques.
AZ clots studied
Scientists believe they may have found a molecular mechanism behind the rare blood clots linked to adenovirus COVID-19 vaccines, such as AstraZeneca’s.
Billions risked by blood pressure
Reducing rates of high blood pressure by just a quarter could save 37,000 lives and $34.3 billion, experts say.
New site for hybrid thought
CSIRO says it is reimagining the concept of intelligence by bringing together the best of human and machine thinking.
Satellites showing missed emissions
Satellite data has raised some questions about official methane figures.
Student struggles studied
Researchers say around a third of first year university students have or develop moderate to severe anxiety and/or depression.
Sydney deepens NYU ties
The University of Sydney has entered a new partnership with New York University.
Forest stop could save millions
Stopping the harvesting of native timbers in NSW would save taxpayers millions, research suggests.
Sulphur batteries advanced
Engineers say they are close to creating a new battery “dream technology”.
WA warned over reforms
There are strong calls for the WA government not to rush through its Aboriginal Cultural Heritage legislation.
ANSTO aimed at groundwater
Some of Australia’s most advanced technology has been used to survey groundwater in NSW.
Cat killer tested in SA
New technology could combat predatory cat behaviours in native environments.
Eels tracked to secret sites
Australian scientists have shed light on one of the greatest mysteries of the humble eel.