Ancient tree throws shade on polar opposite theory, with @UOW research turning what we know about the earth’s last magnetic reversal on its head. #KeepItClever#history#planetearth 👉https://t.co/6gLh4qxDEZ
Australian scientists have been testing a theory that some ancient animals couldn’t chew their food, and it appears the idea has legs. @UniNewEngland researchers say trilobites could eat by grinding prey be-tween their legs. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/0SKcSIJx86
Australian scientists have been boning up on how to 3D print bones. @UNSW researchers say they’ve printed bone-like structures at room temperature and with living cells for the first time. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/kL3bcF4aMg
💩 Researchers at @UTAS_ have made a discovery that’s not to be sniffed at. They’ve discovered why wombats have cube-shaped poo. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/VABPsjvaAN
Australian scientists have sniffed out a new treatment that will help combat both COVID-19 and the common cold. @Uni_Newcastle researchers say they’ve found that an Australian drug delivered as a nasal spray works for both. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/ZhttbrlFiL
Did frozen mud balls in space make life on earth possible? Researchers at @Macquarie_Uni say meteorites chipped off frozen asteroids could explain how earth ended up with so much water. #KeepItClever.
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Gum trees are famous for their ability to survive bushfires. @griffithuniversity and @ANUmedia have investigated how eucalyptus’ claim to flame is helping Australian forests recover from the Black Summer bushfires. #KeepItClever 👉 https://t.co/T4idwNthJq
Recreational fishers have been tackling birds of prey on the Gold Coast, with a new study showing fishing leftovers are the deadliest threat facing the animals in the area. @Griffith_Uni researchers say they were surprised by the results. #KeepItClever
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Australian scientists have found not all plasticity is good plasticity when it comes to prostate cancer. @Flinders researchers say they’ve found the mechanism that makes “plastic” prostate cancer cells evolve to avoid some therapies. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/Z3oMobRG7n
Forgetfulness is a feature, not a flaw, in the design of the human brain. @BondUniversity research says forgetting helps declutter our mental space and improves efficiency. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/XII4UAhANl
Eating insects could be a real bug-ger for people living with seafood allergies, according to a new study. @EdithCowanUni researchers have found proteins in food made from crickets which could cause serious allergic reactions. #KeepItClever
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Self-employment can backfire on women seeking work-life balance. Researchers at @ANUmedia@latrobe say women can come off second best. #KeepItClever
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A @uwanews report into COVID-19 quarantine measures has found people able to self-isolate at home had better mental health than those in hotels. #KeepItClever#COVID19#COVID19Aus 👉https://t.co/4TdzDtu03f
Skipping their way to international fame, a team of Australian scientists has found a way to “skip” bad genes. @MurdochUni researchers say it paves the way for treatments for until-now untreatable inherited diseases. #KeepItClever 👉https://t.co/FjebUd35kb
💡 PhD students and early career #researchers: grab your chance to have your research showcased to the nation’s #university leaders. Create an engaging two-minute video about your research to win the @uniaus#PitchItClever competition 👉 https://t.co/kXenJeyg0g
Australian scientists have spotted some shot stars, in an explosive discovery that re-writes the history of the galaxy nearest our own. @westernsydneyu researchers used the latest optical telescope technology to find 16 supernova remnants. #KeepItClever
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In testing times, Australia has led the way. @Macquarie_Uni research says Australia’s mass-testing for COVID-19 is one of the main reasons we’re leading the world in our response to the pandemic. #KeepItClever#covid19 👉https://t.co/4cT8SLQC1F
Wallabies’ penchant for fine dining plays a critical part in forest ecosystems. An @EdithCowanUni study tracked wallabies tucking into truffles, with the subsequent waste protecting trees from disease. #KeepItClever
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Research from @Flinders has shown how brains developed in the first land animals. By scanning the heads of primitive animals like lungfish and salamanders, they’ve found that jaw muscles dictated brain size. #KeepItClever https://t.co/qJAQEndeoz