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A series of papers have shown that Antarctica is losing ice mass at unprecedented rates.
CCS checked for QLD
A new study suggests carbon capture and storage (CCS) could be a real option for Queensland.
Cell study reveals chemo target
Scientists have discovered that cells inject each other, which could open a new line of attack on cancer.
Expert eyes on oldest stars
A cutting-edge team has been formed to search for the oldest stars and galaxies in our universe.
Open bottles bring risks
A new study suggests that just opening a plastic bag or bottle may release microplastics.
WMO wants green goals retained
Experts say the global COVID-19 shutdown should not be an excuse to stop climate action.
Vaccines fast-tracked
Both the federal and Queensland governments are pouring more money into research for a COVID-19 vaccine.
Brain map gives insight
The first ever genetic map of the cerebral cortex has been produced with the help of Australian researchers.
Teeth show ancient divide
A high-tech study of teeth has exposed ancient gender inequality in China.
Vape study denies 'gateway'
A British study has found young vapers are less likely to try cigarettes later.
COVID-19 drug tests funded
Queensland researchers say they have reached their funding goal for clinical trials of a possible COVID-19 vaccine.
Monkeys show COVID response
A study in monkeys has found they do not develop a coronavirus infection the second time they are exposed, suggesting plasma from recovered patients could be a treatment for COVID-19.
Scientific trenches give runoff data
Low-tech ‘bioreactors’ could be used to manage nitrogen run-off from farms to the Great Barrier Reef.
Sea holds fresh supplies
Scientists have discovered a giant reservoir of freshwater locked under the sea.
Happy accident solves old issue
A mishap during an experiment has cracked a 58-year-old quantum physics puzzle.
Call to reform gap goals
Australia’s Closing the Gap policy has been dubbed a “medical response to what is effectively a political problem”, amid calls for stronger efforts.
Coverage creates perceived risk
New research shows how media coverage can cause people to search for information on an epidemic, regardless of the actual threat level.
Graphene powerhouse detailed
Engineers have used graphene to create a thin film for thermal energy harvesting.
Ocean plastic returns
CSIRO says plastic dumped in the ocean is making its way back to Australia’s beaches.
Sub study plugs nuclear option
Australia's $80 billion Future Submarine Program is “dangerously off track”, according to a new report.