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May 04, 2011

New link in tinnitus research

Researchers at The University of Western Australia have shown changes in a part of the brain previously not known to be involved in tinnitus generatio...
May 04, 2011

Turning coal into methane using nanotechnology

A University of Alberta researcher has received special funding to turn underground coal seams into methane gas, a less environmentally harmful source...
May 03, 2011

Study finds Canada's Arctic glaciers and ice caps losing water at an alarming rate

The work of Faculty of Science PhD graduate Alex Gardner—published in Nature magazine in April—has revealed some alarming evidence that Canada's A...
May 03, 2011

The sea dragons bounce back

The evolution of ichthyosaurs, important marine predators of the age of dinosaurs, was hit hard by a mass extinction event 200 million years ago, acco...
May 01, 2011

Several baffling puzzles in protein molecular structure solved with new method

The structures of many protein molecules remain unsolved even after experts apply an extensive array of approaches. An international collaboration ha...
Apr 29, 2011

Healthy planet, healthy people

An international WUN workshop to be hosted by the University of Sydney next week will investigate the common ground between two of the biggest challen...
Apr 21, 2011

Giant tortoises show rewilding can work

Exotic species can be used to restore important functions in ecosystems that were lost following the extinction of key species, according to a new stu...
Apr 20, 2011

Decoding human genes is the goal of a new open-source encyclopedia

A massive database cataloging the human genome's functional elements -- including genes, RNA transcripts and other products -- is being made available...
Apr 20, 2011

New shapes in granular movement

University of Sydney researchers have discovered new patterns in the movement of granular mixtures with findings that could assist the study of oil an...