Archived News for Research Sector Professionals - February, 2022
Heat affects drugged waters
Higher temperatures may reduce effects of antidepressant pollution on wildlife.
New centre for satellite silence
Astronomists are coming together to fight the scourge of satellite pollution.
Anenome studied for drug potential
A venomous Australian sea anemone may hold the secret to new life-saving drugs.
Coastal review finds heavy effects
A new study says only 15 per cent of coastal areas around the world remain intact.
Metal interactions monitored
Researchers are investigating how different metals arrange themselves on the nanoscale.
Soft sensors studied
Researchers at QUT are exploring ways to use organic transistors as wearable health sensors.
Strong effect from spinal treatment
Personalised spinal cord treatment has been able to restore motor function after complete paralysis in three men.
Brain database expanded
A collaborative Alzheimer's program is bringing together brain data from around the world.
Peanut program looks promising
A new program should help children with peanut allergies go into remission.
ANU renews record
The Australian National University (ANU) has broken its own record for solar cell efficiency.
Boomer blockade detailed
New research suggests millennials are being locked out of the housing market by older generations.
High-tech fire suits tested
An Australian government body is working on the firefighting uniform of the future.
Placenta plastic reviewed
A Norwegian study has confirmed the presence of microplastics in the placenta and in newborns.
Pledge made for Reef at risk
The Prime Minister has pledged $1 billion for the Great Barrier Reef, while a new report shows the immense risk it faces.