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Tiny ‘whirlpools’ discovered in atom-thin semiconductor

Australia; NSW; VIC; SA Monash University,Flinders University,Swinburne University of Technology,The University of New South Wales Science Advances
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New ‘smart’ nanoparticles could help the immune system better attack tumours, study in mice suggests

Australia; SA Adelaide University Science Advances
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Tweaking the genetics of compost bacteria could help break down shoe foam plastics

International Aarhus University, Denmark Chem Catalysis
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Sub sea solar: New solar cells can work 10 metres below the ocean's surface

International Yunnan University, China Joule
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EXPERT REACTION: Prenatal exposure to common plastic chemical linked to autism, ADHD symptoms

Australia; VIC; QLD; WA Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health,The University of Melbourne,Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI),The University of Queensland Med
11 September 2026

Almost 3 in 5 Aussies who died between 2012 and 2022 were on welfare

Australia Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW)
11 September 2026

How you feel about fast-food brands can predict overall diet quality

Australia; NSW University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Journal of Health Communication
11 September 2026

Sinking feeling: Testing for ocean health and carbon storage

Australia; NSW; VIC Flinders University,Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO),The University of Melbourne Marine Ecology
11 September 2026

If you have eyelash extensions - you might also have tiny mites bugging your eyes

International National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Ukraine Congress of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons
11 September 2026

Gene editing advance shows promise as a long-lasting treatment for rare liver disease

Australia; NSW Children's Medical Research Institute (CMRI),The University of Sydney,Children's Hospital at Westmead,CSIRO Molecular Therapy
11 September 2026

'Picket fence effect': First Antarctic-wide map of grounded icebergs

Australia; TAS Australian Antarctic Program Partnership (AAPP),University of Tasmania,Geoscience Australia Earth System Science Data
11 September 2026

Predator control boosts little lizards but fails endangered species

New Zealand University of Canterbury,Fauna Finders, Christchurch City Council New Zealand Journal of Ecology
11 September 2026

Teen social media laws lack evidence to show they work

Australia; International University of California, USA JAMA Network Open
11 September 2026

Vege-MIGHT: Yeast might be key to strong houses on Mars

International The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China Chem Circularity
11 September 2026

'Whiplash' from dramatic shifts between drought and flood increasing risk of dengue outbreaks

Australia; International Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands Cell Reports Sustainability
10 September 2026

Microneedle patches could help the skin absorb medications

International Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Advanced Healthcare Materials
10 September 2026

Fertility tests are not a reproductive crystal ball

Australia; NSW; VIC; SA Flinders University,South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI),The University of Sydney,The University of Melbourne,Monash University Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
10 September 2026

Hungry scent detection dogs more likely to ‘cry wolf’

Australia; New Zealand; SA Adelaide University,University of Waikato Learning and Motivation
10 September 2026

Dementia prevention can’t rely on individual choices alone

Australia; WA Curtin University The Lancet Public Health
10 September 2026

Too much night light could be changing the shape of your heart

International Tulane University, USA European Heart Journal
10 September 2026

Training Australia’s next line of cyber defence

Australia; SA Adelaide University
10 September 2026

Ice Age origins of one of humanity’s oldest drug habits

Australia; NSW; QLD Griffith University,Charles Sturt University,Southern Cross University Science Advances
10 September 2026

'Thinspiration' TikToks could be leading women to think worse of themselves

International Western University, Canada PLOS One
10 September 2026

Troodon dinosaur's hip and leg bones could help identify future fossils

International North Carolina State University, USA, Montana State University, USA PLOS One
10 September 2026

Asian elephants can think before they act

International Hunter College, New York -US PLOS One
10 September 2026

What happens once you switch from a low- to a high-carb diet?

International NYU Langone Health, USA Cell Press Blue
10 September 2026

First-ever Aussie study of 'forever chemicals' in rain finds safe concentrations for drinking water

Australia; VIC RMIT University Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
10 September 2026

From social activity to coping mechanism: when gambling becomes harmful

Australia Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS)
10 September 2026

Rising sea levels could cost Australians at least $855 billion by 2100

Australia; VIC The University of Melbourne Scientific Reports
9 September 2026

Stress at work linked to erectile dysfunction, even in younger men

International University School of Medicine, China International Journal of Clinical Practice
9 September 2026

Reading app boosts kids' literacy

Australia; SA Flinders University Speech Pathology Australia 2026 Conference
Briefing
9 September 2026

BACKGROUND BRIEFING: Rethinking Health Misinformation - a conversation with Professor Heidi Larson

Australia; International Australian Science Media Centre,Australian Institute for Infectious Disease
9 September 2026

Stronger home foundations needed to withstand climate change and cracking soils

Australia; SA Adelaide University Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering
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9 September 2026

EXPERT REACTION: Paracetamol during pregnancy linked to reproductive development changes in daughters

International Rigshospitalet, Denmark Human Reproduction Open
9 September 2026

Caffeine pollution in rivers may make shrimp act like they've been infected with parasites

International University of Bonn, Germany Biology Letters
9 September 2026

Personality linked to attitudes about online behaviour

International Qatar University, Qatar Royal Society Open Science

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