Archived News for Research Sector Professionals - August, 2024
Australian scientists are giving crocodiles a taste of deadly cane toads.
New method for wild edits
A new genetic editing technique to modify wild populations is being tested.
Overdose implant tested
Researchers are testing an implant that can detect heroin overdose and administer a drug to reverse it.
Head knock effects linger
Research shows that even mild concussions can have long-lasting consequences on brain health.
Mpox variant causes concern
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared an ‘mpox’ global health emergency.
Deep sea probed for patents
The bizarre life in the deepest seas has sparked a corporate patent frenzy.
Hot water shift suggested
Analysts say Australia should change how it uses hot water systems to make better use of its solar power.
Local science direction detailed
The Albanese Government has unveiled its new National Science Statement.
New catalyst for better conversions
New catalyst technology promises cleaner energy and advanced wastewater treatment.
New concern for reef heat
New research reveals that the Great Barrier Reef is at risk due to unprecedented ocean temperatures in the Coral Sea.
H5N1 infections probed
Experts have reviewed the cases of two dairy farm workers who contracted the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of bird flu.
Photon finding for solar boost
Australian scientists are laying the groundwork for a serious solar panel efficiency boost.
Pollution impacts people's mood
Researchers are using a new measurement to show how a person’s mood or affect fluctuates with daily changes in air pollution.
WHO issues superbug alert
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for vigilance as an antibiotic-resistant superbug spreads.