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Combined cancer therapies most effective to treat mesothelioma

Cancer researchers from The University of Western Australia have found a combination of chemotherapy...

Sustainability researcher wins $1.5m award for work tackling the climate crisis

The Frontiers Planet Prize, a global initiative of the Frontiers Research Foundation in Switzerland, has announced Associate Professor Arunima Malik as one of its three...

New trial to explore if beetroot can help people with diabetes

A team of researchers are looking for people in the south of England with Type 2 diabetes to take part in a new clinical trial to see if drinking beetroot juice can improve their condition.

UNSW researchers receive $6.9m for blood borne virus and STI research

Three major projects, focusing on reducing stigma, community-led models and assessment of people living with chronic hepatitis B, have received funding.

New study will assess the use of remote rehabilitation to support stroke survivors

New research, led by experts at the University of Nottingham, will look at how people affected by stroke will benefit from telerehabilitation.

Covid-19: Kiwi scientists develop method to disinfect PPE for safe reuse

In response to a global shortages of PPE, a team of researchers led by Dr Yvonne Anderson, a senior lecturer at the Department of Paediatrics, University of Auckland has successfully researched a method for disinfecting PPE so it could be reused or safely recycled.

Hofstra Among 2021 Best Schools

Hofstra University is among the best 386 colleges and universities in the nation, and its award-winning radio station ranks among the top 20...

The Warwick Prize for Women in Translation Announces 2024 Winner

‘Revelation Freshly Erupting’ by Nobel Prize winner Nelly Sachs, translated by Andrew Shanks has won the £1,000 literary prize.

Top gong for young ANU composer

An aspiring music composer from The Australian National University (ANU) has won a major international prize for his piece for the carillon.

The Olympics’ real role models

The recent Olympics showed we are entering a new era, one in which people can be honest about their triumphs and their struggles, with athletes proving themselves true role models, says Dr Dougal Sutherland.
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