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The future humanities workforce
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How can we best support the next generation of humanities researchers?

Rodney kirk, Jiawen Li. Credit: University of Adelaide.
Tiny tech gets to the heart of disease
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A team of researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics (CNBP) has developed the world’s tiniest endoscope.

The Figueira Brava cave on the Portuguese coast was used as a shelter by Neanderthal populations over the course of twenty millennia. Credit: Pedro Souto.
Neanderthals were as familiar with the sea as modern humans
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ARC-supported researchers at The University of Adelaide are part of a research team that has uncovered new evidence about how our closest extinct human…

The tuneable emission colour of a solution of various bromide based perovskite nanocrystals under UV light. Credit: Dr Wenping Yin.
Centre of Excellence giving solar energy a twist
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Research into solar cell technology at different nodes of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science is leading

The novel gown.
Rolling out a paper-based medical gown
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As mass shortages, poorly manufactured and misused personal protective equipment (PPE) continues to plague many countries in their fight against COVID-19,…

Dr Kealy in the field. Credit: ANU media.
Shells, bones and fishhooks tell a story of sea level change
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ARC-supported researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have led the excavation of a cave – called Ma

One of the iconic boab trees with a carving in the Kimberley, WA. Credit: Jane Balme
Recording the stories carved in ancient boab trees
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Research leaders from four Australian universities, supported through one of the first ARC Special Research Initiative for Australian Society, History and…

Dr Charlotte Franck at the School of Chemistry. Credit: The University of Sydney.
Tick saliva protein could one day help treat inflammatory diseases
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A team of researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Innovations in Peptide

Common whitetail dragonfly. Credit: Public domain image by Christopher Johnson (Insects Unlocked, University of Texas at Austin)
Insect wings might be the new weapon against ‘superbugs’
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A team of scientists has revealed how nanomaterials inspired by insect wings are able to destroy bacteria on contact, which holds promise for a new era of…

Day and night at the Anglo Australian Telescope
Huge new dataset reveals chemical data on 600,000 stars
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Researchers are excited by the astronomical questions that can now be answered following the release of ‘GALAH DR3’, the largest set of stellar chemical data…

Andrew Johnston and Buyung Kosasih, assessing the performance of the Mark I slotted air jet laboratory equipment. Credit: Paul Jones.
It’s all in the coating – creating longer lasting steel products
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BlueScope, a provider of innovative steel materials, products, building systems and one of the world’s leading manufa

ARC Australian Laureate Fellow, Professor Edward Holmes FRS FAA. Credit: The University of Sydney.
ARC-supported researchers at the forefront of the race to understand COVID
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ARC Australian Laureate Fellow, Professor Edward Holmes at The University of Sydney, is an expert in the evolution and emergence of infectious viruses…

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