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Deep sleep takes out the trash

A new Northwestern University study reaffirms the importance of getting a good night’s sleep.

Waterloo researchers awarded more than $4.3 million

Seven researchers receive federal funding to address the most pressing health care challenges in Canada and around the world.

Saving Queensland’s earless dragons

Remotecameras and conservation dogs will be deployed as part of a University of Queensland research project aiming to conserve four threatened Queensland reptile species.

AI measure predicts hospital discharge

The Adelaide Score, the brainchild of researchers at the University of Adelaide, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Health and Information (HI) collaborative, could be tested in South Australian hospitals later this year...

CWUR: World University Rankings 2020-21

Source: The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) The Center for World University Rankings...

Upgrade to University of Auckland ClockTower entrance

Improvements to the main entrance of the University of Auckland's ClockTower mean access will be temporarily diverted.

Analysis: How the philosophy of the past can help us imagine the economy of...

The economy keeps making headlines for all the wrong reasons — stories about rising prices, supply shortages and a looming recession have been frequently making the front page these days.

Embracing opportunities key to Western grad’s success

As Misko Kicknosway returns to Western for fall convocation, she’s coming home to the community where she honed the leadership skills she’s now helping to instill in others.

Data privacy skills needed to keep society safe

A Business School symposium on Friday 9 July will hear from the Privacy Commissioner, Government Chief Privacy Officer and an industry panel that includes Facebook.

Studies look at reactions to COVID vaccines

Two studies into COVID-19 vaccinations in Australian pharmacies have found fewer people reported adverse reactions compared to those who received the jabs at medical practices and vaccine hubs.
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