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Kidney stone

Human study proves kidney stones can be broken up by sound waves

Health, Science

25 March 2022

Plastic

CSIRO to invest $50 million to end plastic waste in Australia

Science, Australia

22 March 2022

James Webb

James Webb Telescope snaps first image

18 March 2022

Caveman

Scientists discover how our ancient ancestors communicated with each other

Science, Australia

17 March 2022

Marine microbe

Marine microbe could help combat climate change

Science, Australia

15 March 2022

solar orbiter

ESA’s solar orbiter set for closest approach to sun

11 March 2022

NASA

World’s largest impact crater found in China

2 March 2022

Astronomy

Astronomers have mapped 4.4 million new galaxies

Science, Technology

1 March 2022

Alzheimer's

The memory test that could detect early signs of Alzheimer’s

Science, Health

27 February 2022

AI technology proves to be more efficient than doctors when teaching students surgical techniques

Technology, Health, Science

24 February 2022

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