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Corals that are better than average at survival, growth and resisting bleaching stress can pass these advantages on to their offspring. Photo: Andrew Baird.
Corals roll with the punches
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New ARC-supported research suggests that corals may be able to cope with climate change in the coming decades better than previously thought – but will still…

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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Netflix: An entertainment gamechanger
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‘Internet-distributed video services such as Netflix, have completely transformed the entertainment landscape and the competitive field in which free-to-air…

Darryl Kickett (centre) with Narrogin-based Research Assistant and Dryandra Wilman Elder Travis Abraham (left) and Wilman Elder Clive Abraham (right). Credit: Curtin University
Healing land and people with biodiversity research
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A Discovery Indigenous research project led by Mr Darryl Kickett from Curtin University's School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry is advancing…

stinging tree leaves
The tree whose sting is like a spider bite
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The painful toxins wielded by a giant Australian stinging tree are surprisingly similar to the peptides found in spid

‘Smart’ wound dressing technology
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ARC-supported scientists have developed a next generation wound dressing that can detect infection and improve healing in burns, skin grafts and chronic wounds.

The research team after their return to Hobart. Credit: Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić
Unlocking Macquarie Island’s geological secrets
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A team of ARC-supported researchers embarked on a landmark voyage to shed new light on Macquarie Island’s underlying structure and geological evolution, and…

Associate Process Qilin Wang. Credit Kev Anastacio.
Harvesting human waste for green energy
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Associate Professor Qilin Wang is an ARC Future Fellow and winner of the 2020 Eureka Prize for Outstanding Early Care

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