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Science has struggled to explain why some people develop diseases while others who are genetically similar do not. We now believe that the answer lies in the process, epistasis, where genes impact how others are expressed. https://t.co/WLOigozoBG
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Epistasis could answer some of the biggest questions in genetics but unlocking its secrets remains a challenge as researchers tackle complex genetic interactions with statistics and computing.
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Bright sparks wanted. ⚡ We've launched a new R&D grant opportunity for mining and manufacturing SMEs. We'e offering up to $50,000 per project and access to our research facilities and expertise to undertake collaborative graphite R&D projects.
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The opportunity seeks to strengthen Australia’s battery industry, boosting export opportunities through grants to mining and manufacturing SMEs involved in graphite development and production.
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Wombats always deserve a double take. ✌️ Wombats scratch to stay clean, removing dust or dirt particles from their skin. They also scratch when they've been bitten by external parasites. 📹 | brindabella_the_wombat on Instagram #WombatWednesday
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Making medicine smarter. 🔬 Thanks to breakthroughs in bioconjugation and theranostics, treatments for cancer and diabetes are becoming more precise, reducing side effects and improving outcomes for patients. @UQ_News @MaterResearch @Sydney_Uni
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Advances in bioconjugation and theranostics are enabling precise, targeted therapies for conditions like cancer and diabetes, reducing side effects and improving treatment effectiveness.
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Would having a clone solve your problems? 👯 Digital twins are a virtual double or replica of a physical, real-world entity. While they can't fold washing, the technology is enhancing athletic performance, healthcare and workplace safety. Learn more: https://t.co/ajEZAVzCaa
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For the softest landing. 🪂 The striking Velvet Parachute (Marasmius elegans) fungus can be found in the litter of wet native eucalypt forests. 📷 | echidnacharlie on Instagram 💻 | @atlaslivingaust: https://t.co/DjAlsmkFYf
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The technology is enhancing athletic performance, offering more personalised healthcare and improving workplace safety. @LucyCameronD61 @CSIRO
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The technology is enhancing athletic performance, offering more personalised healthcare and improving workplace safety.
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Lava tubes rock! 🌕 These natural tunnels could protect future space explorers. We're working with Germany’s aerospace centre @DLR_en, to equip rovers for their first exploration. Here's how: https://t.co/qYXLnvmn6Y 📸 | Roy Lichtenheldt, DLR
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Hack-proof your business. 🔒 Cybercrime is increasingly one of the most significant threats to Australian businesses. It costs millions each year and damages reputations and consumer trust. Here are our expert tips for strengthening your cyber defences.
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Cybersecurity threats to organisations are on the rise. Learn how to strengthen your cyber defences to protect your business assets and reputation.
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Happy Lunar New Year! 🐍 In the Chinese zodiac, 2025 marks the Year of the Snake. Australia's roughly 190 land snake species play a central role in cultural traditions, pest control, medicine and more: https://t.co/EevsbCPZ7D 📷 Cnzdenek via @inaturalist / @atlaslivingaust
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Us whenever we see a wombat. 😮 Today's #WombatWednesday is dedicated to every wombat that's ever made us say "wow" (so literally every one). These furry creatures are not only adorable, they're awe-inspiring. 📹 | wombat_rescue via Instagram
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Quantum problem-solving breakthrough. 🖥️ Our quantum researchers have demonstrated the potential for quantum computing to significantly improve how we solve complex problems involving large datasets. #IYQ2025
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Researchers have compressed a large dataset with accuracy, efficiency, and speed unmatched by traditional computing.
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Congratulations to Dr Katrina Wruck, 2025 Young Australian of the Year! 🎉 Katrina creates sustainable solutions to help the planet. She's also inspiring students through our STEM Professionals in Schools program. Find out more: https://t.co/QLDLW35xvv 📸| NADC/Salty Dingo
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Protecting data from quantum computers. 🔒 Quantum computers promise leaps in science and medicine, but could unlock swathes of previously encrypted data. Elanor Huntington spoke to @abcnews about outsmarting quantum computers to protect sensitive data.
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The world is racing to develop full scale quantum computers that promise to bring huge leaps in science and medicine. But the technology also means that swathes of previously encrypted data could be...
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How are we detecting strange space signals?📡 Our engineers developed CRACO to 'sift' space data. Its processing ability is as powerful as sifting through a whole beach to find one five-cent coin every minute.
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The specialised system was developed to rapidly detect mysterious fast radio bursts and other space phenomena.
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A flower by any other colour would be just as sweet. 🌹 This fun experiment lets you turn white petal flowers into any colour you wish. It's also a cool insight into how plants' roots and stems function. 🔬
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Deafening screeches, summer breezes... It must be cicada season! 🦗 While cicadas can hit ear-splitting notes, their calls are an unmistakable soundtrack to our warm Aussie summers. Here's why they're so loud: https://t.co/YQJMA9CRbu
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Quick, where’s the dunny?! 🚽 Avoid this question at your next picnic by following our summer food safety tips. Foodborne illnesses thrive in hot and humid conditions. Find out how to keep safe: https://t.co/IrtcPnJv4M 📸 | Vertumnus (1591) by Giuseppe Arcimboldo
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When the sandworm steals your look. Before Dune, there was Resupinatus applicatus (or smoked oysterling), a species of fungus in the genus Resupinatus. Resupinatus species are saprobic, often found growing on the underside of decaying wood. 📷 | Christine Jones #FungiFriday
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