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French archaeologists have proposed a new theory for how Egypt's oldest pyramid was constructed.
Chemical methods studied
Australian researchers have gone down to the molecular level to tackle industrial emissions.
Rubidium digs enhanced
Mining researchers have made a significant breakthrough in the extraction of rubidium, a precious metal essential for ...
Turbulence worsens in changing climate
Climate change appears to be exacerbating the frequency of invisible 'clear air' turbulence.
Ampol paid to improve stations
A new partnership between the CEFC and Ampol has been created to reduce transport emissions.
Blood tests predict issues
Common blood tests can aid in early cancer detection and guide referral strategies.
New grants for cheaper solar
ARENA has announced over $3.2 million in funding for two solar projects aimed at achieving ultra low-cost solar power.
MRFF prevention lacking
A new study shows that while prevention is better than cure, it is also less well funded.
AI bias probed
Most major AI chatbots tend to lean to the left when asked politically-charged questions.
Locals aid basin efforts
The MDBA is running a new project that blends traditional First Nations knowledge with modern fisheries science.
Methane focus encouraged
To tackle climate change, experts say there needs to be an urgent focus on methane.
Nervous COVID effect shown
A new study reveals SARS-CoV-2 rapidly infects the nervous system prior to bloodstream entry.
Oxygen finding challenges mining
Experts have been thrown by the discovery of deep sea ‘dark oxygen’.
Parasite hacked for drug delivery
A cat poo parasite has been re-engineered to deliver drugs to mouse brains.
Reef work questioned
Experts have questioned the benefits of Australia’s current coral restoration and adaptation projects.
AI spots antibiotics
MIT researchers have identified a new class of antibiotics capable of killing superbugs.
Alzheimer's blood test rated
Researchers are exploring blood biomarkers as a way to predict Alzheimer’s disease.
Aspirin checked for diabetes effect
Curtin University researchers are investigating the cardiovascular benefits of basic pain relief pills for people with Type 2 diabetes.