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Synthetic bee silk set to take sting out of wounds

Synthetic dressings based on honeybee silk could be programmed to detect and combat infections in wounds and improve the healing process, researchers hope.

AAP · Oct 3

Pint-sized gains: the Australian brewers crafting refreshingly sustainable beers

As the weather warms up, renewable and refillable brews can help reduce the environmental cost of a cold one

The Guardian - AU · Oct 3

Are you in pain? In some cases, exercising may be as good as painkillers

From pilates to tai chi, even modest amounts of exercise can relieve pain as effectively as common pain medicines, opening the door to holistic therapeutic approaches, according to a new study.

Euronews · Sep 26

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3 billion years ago, water may have been shaping Earth’s ancient volcanoes — scientists uncover a clue to how it reached the planet’s deep interior

Ancient rocks reveal water moved deep underground over three billion years ago. This process, called dripduction, occurred before modern plate tectonics developed. Water entering the mantle likely fueled magma formation and volcanic eruptions. This early interaction shaped Earth's developing continents and internal structure. The findings suggest a more dynamic early…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Thinking of posting pictures of your child online? Ask these 4 questions first

Parents, schools and clubs regularly post images of children to social media platforms and websites.

The Conversation · Jul 28

Lofty ambitions: can puffer jackets be made more sustainable?

As temperature dip, the puffer’s appeal inflates. But quality and filler are factors to consider before buying new

The Guardian - AU · Jul 25

Grieving dad backs testing tool for invisible killer

Researchers have developed laser technology that can detect deadly chemicals such as methanol in sealed alcohol bottles.

AAP · Jul 16

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New Study Finds Intermittent Fasting Produces Similar Weight Loss to Calorie Counting

An Adelaide University study found intermittent fasting produces similar weight loss to calorie counting, but with less psychological burden — key for those who struggle to adhere to diets.

Medical Daily · Jul 11

Image of ‘twin babies’ used by anti-abortion activist appears to show sugar gliders

Joanna Howe says the image was sent to her by a woman ashamed of her abortion, and used it to support ‘rally for Emma and Ruth’ in favour of NSW bill

The Guardian - AU · May 26

Adelaide University considers dropping Santos name from building

Head of newly formed institution questions whether naming is ‘reflective of our current reality’ amid criticism of ‘shameful’ fossil fuel company promotion

The Guardian - AU · Apr 20

Ancient process that created rare earth elements discovered — and it could help us locate desperately needed deposits

A new study suggests rare earth elements form in magma above ancient subduction zones, as that magma reacts with substances that are released when one tectonic plate dives beneath another.

LiveScience · Apr 15

Researchers have developed a way to peek inside electronic parts as they're running and plan to see if they can snoop encrypted data

If that's got you worried about security, then don't panic: a little bit of metal solves that problem entirely.

PC Gamer · Apr 14

Humans love the idea of moving to Mars, but NASA’s newest sperm research may change our minds

Space: the final frontier!

We Got This Covered · Mar 27

Sperm in Space Struggle to Navigate Microgravity: What This Means for Human Reproduction on Mars

Adelaide University research reveals significant challenges for human reproduction in space, highlighting microgravity's impact on sperm navigation

International Business Times UK · Mar 27

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The Guardian - AU · Mar 26

Sperm get lost in space, Australian research into microgravity impacts suggests

Study into how fertilisation could work in space finds sperm may get disorientated when trying to find an egg

The Guardian - AU · Mar 10

Cory Bernardi criticised over ‘damaging’ videos appearing to mock traditional Kaurna language

Liberal Aboriginal affairs spokesperson says Bernardi’s comments ‘grossly offensive’ as party announces it will preference One Nation over Labor in all seats

The Guardian - AU · Mar 4

Adelaide University cancels literary festival event with UN Gaza investigator Francesca Albanese

Festival organisers criticise the university for last-minute booking cancellation of event headlined by special rapporteur for Palestinian territories

The Conversation · Mar 2

Dogs can detect trafficked wildlife hidden in shipping containers from tiny air samples

Wildlife trafficking is a global crisis impacting at least 4,000 species of plants and animals, including mammals, reptiles, birds, corals and rare plants.

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The Guardian - AU · Feb 25

‘It’s a horrible feeling’: Loma Bropho has been unable to find a secure home for her six children for two years

One in eight low-income Indigenous households have unmet housing needs, the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute has found

The Conversation · Feb 23

Is surgery necessary for my endometriosis or ‘suspected’ endo?

If you live with pelvic pain, period pain, sex or bowel symptoms, you may have been told you could have endometriosis, and that surgery is the “gold standard” for diagnosis and treatment.

The Conversation · Sep 2, 2025

Some unis are moving away from in-person lectures. Here’s why that’s not such a bad thing

Students have been protesting to keep in-person lectures at the newly amalgamated Adelaide University next year.

Pedestrian.tv · Aug 25, 2025

Adelaide University Students To Stage Sit-In Protest Against Axing Of In-Person Lectures

“Removing in-person lectures disadvantages those who need structure, community and direct engagement with teaching staff,” a student organiser said.

The Guardian - AU · Aug 24, 2025

Adelaide University students and staff to stage sit-in over ‘travesty’ of fewer in-person lectures

Students unhappy about lack of course choice and flexibility, as they await clarification about which subjects will move online

AAP · Jun 19, 2025

International students take notice as uni ranks tumble

Many Australian universities have taken a hit in their global rankings and a number are struggling with their reputations in the eyes of employers.

The Guardian - AU · Feb 19, 2025

‘Teaching to an empty hall’: is the changing face of universities eroding standards of learning?

Voluntary attendance. Online classes. Student numbers swelling. Australian campuses look very different today – and many academics don’t like it

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