r Ivan Maksymov's worm research may benefit neuroscience  and robotics. Credit: Swinburne University of Technology.
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The worldwide ig nobel awards (for improbable research) showcase creative and different approaches to solving serious and complicated problems. The name of…

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The painful toxins wielded by a giant Australian stinging tree are surprisingly similar to the peptides found in spid

Flinders University Professor of Psychology Eva Kemps researches  mind, body and cognition. Credit: Flinders University.
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Energy drink consumption has been associated with physical and mental health problems, and yet is increasing worldwide – especially among young adults who…

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A global mental health study led by ARC-supported researchers at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Children and Families over the Life Course (Life Course…

Dr Emma Power. Credit: Western Sydney University
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Research by an ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) recipient, Dr Emma Power, has found that older women are struggling in an insecure and…

Dr Kealy in the field. Credit: ANU media.
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ARC-supported researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have led the excavation of a cave – called Ma

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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…

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‘Reflecting on the challenges of 2020, IoT could help us monitor environmental disasters, support pandemic management and enhance the delivery of services…

The research team after their return to Hobart. Credit:  Professor Hrvoje Tkalčić
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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…

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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…

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.
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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…

ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) recipients, Dr Nicolás Campione and Dr Phil Bell, and PhD candidate Timothy Frauenfelder, from the University of New England, have been studying opalised dinosaur teeth to help paint a picture of the eating habits and lifestyles of the largest land animals to ever roam the planet: sauropods.  The teeth were found near the town of Lightning Ridge and are ~100 million years old. Confident in the knowledge that sauropod tooth fossils with different shapes cam
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ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) recipients, Dr Nicolás Campione and Dr Phil Bell, and PhD candida