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Advocates say an alarming number of children are going to emergency departments due to a mental health crisis.
Study advances stem cell embryos
Researchers have grown cell clusters that resemble early embryos from stem cells.
Study outlines migraine genetics
Researchers have shed light on the genetic basis of crippling migraines.
Crystal mystery found in fertiliser
A common ingredient in fertiliser appears to share some characteristics with mysterious ‘time crystals’.
Space funds set for takeoff
The Federal Government is providing a $50 million boost to Australia's budding space industry.
Billions breathe heavy pollutants
New data shows that 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe air containing high levels of pollutants.
Quiet reefs keep life away
A new study shows damaged reefs can be too quiet to attract new juvenile fish.
Virus linked to serious conditions
New research suggests the virus increases the risks of developing seven other major diseases.
CEFC funds high-tech meters
The CEFC has given $5 million in support for a company that makes energy-saving thermostats.
Gonski calls for big shift
The new Gonski report says Australia's school curriculum should be changed to focus to individual student achievements.
Movement restored by spinal zaps
Six people with severe spinal cord injuries have regained the use of their hands and fingers through a non-invasive spinal stimulation technique.
NBN makes uni links
NBN Co has announced major collaborations with the University of Melbourne (UoM) and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
New funds for local supercomputer
The Federal Government has put up $70 million for a “next generation” supercomputer.
Quantum effect scaled up
A mind-bending physics experiment has demonstrated quantum entanglement in massive objects.
Brain probe seeks cytokines
Australian researchers have developed a state-of-the-art sensor that can detect signalling molecules in the living brain.
DNA detail displayed
Australian researchers have identified a new DNA structure that has never before been directly seen inside living cells.
Finkel finds ATAR ineffective
The chief scientist has described Australia’s university admissions test as “outdated” and “largely irrelevant”.
Research shows local risks
Ten Australian birds and seven mammals are likely to become extinct over the next twenty years ...
Sea ice traps plastic
New research shows sea ice can trap large amounts of microplastics and transport them across the Arctic Ocean.