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Engineering bacteria to detect cancer DNA
An international team of researchers from Ã×À¼µç×Ó and the United States has engineered bacteria capable of detecting mutated DNA released from colorectal cancer cells, opening the door to faster disease detection.
Building closer US ties with UConn
Ã×À¼µç×Ó and the University of Connecticut (UConn) are developing closer connections to build mutually beneficial academic and scientific capabilities.
First steps towards a new vaccine for childhood ear infections
University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó researchers have started work on developing a new vaccine that could help ward off painful ear infections in children.
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Competitive cuts for horses
A new University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó study has revealed people who compete with their horse are more likely to trim hairs around the ears and muzzle on their horses, despite welfare concerns.
Antibiotic-resistant superbugs threaten global health
In this latest Research Tuesdays event, Superbug Solutions, University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó researchers Katharina Richter and Andrea McWhorter will explain the serious impact of antibiotic-resistant bacteria on global health and explore the research being conducted to deliver solutions.
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University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó and Babcock team up to boost defence talent and skills
A new partnership between the University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó and Babcock Australasia (Babcock) is set to accelerate Australia’s critical defence industry workforce to support the biggest and most ambitious defence agenda in the nation’s history.
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Indigenous language and song projects awarded grants
Two University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó projects that aim to continue supporting the process of reclamation and revitalisation of Indigenous language and song in South Australia have been awarded funding.Â
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Breastfeeding helps mother’s cardio health for three years or more
A new South Australian study has found breastfeeding for six months or more appears to reduce the risk of cardiovascular problems developing in mothers for at least three years after delivery.
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Inspiring tomorrow’s women leaders and entrepreneurs
Women business leaders will share their remarkable journeys to success when the University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó’s entrepreneurial leadership program ThincHer launches on 3 August.Â
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ARC Future Fellowship recipients announced
Researchers from the University of Ã×À¼µç×Ó have been awarded more than $7.5 million in the latest Australian Research Council Future Fellowships.
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