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Scientists are engineering modified giant cockroaches capable of delivering critical medical supplies to survivors trapped in disaster zones, potentially turning invasive species into life-saving rescue tools.

Australian researchers have taken a major step forward in treating triple-negative breast cancer by repurposing an existing drug.

Australian researchers conducted a year-long study comparing methylphenidate and dextroamphetamine in children with ADHD, finding differences in their effectiveness and impact on body weight.

Exclusive research from the University of Sydney indicates that extreme high temperatures double young people’s risk of mental health admissions and project a 6% to 7.7% increase in heat-related hospital admissions by the end of the century.

Australian researchers have devised a method to train the human brain to differentiate between real and AI-generated images, leveraging an inherent human ability.

Australian researchers have found that an exaggerated immune system response may be a key factor in severe flu complications during pregnancy, with their study published in Science Advances highlighting the role of inflammation.

Australian researchers have achieved a significant milestone in energy storage by designing and testing what is considered the world's first functional quantum battery, capable of instantaneous charging.

Comprehensive research, including a review by Australian scientists, indicates a strong likelihood that vaping causes lung and oral cancer, with findings described as the most definitive determination to date.

Australian researchers have created the world's first fully functional prototype of a quantum battery, an discovery that could revolutionize energy storage and engineering.

Australian researchers are developing a spam filter to identify and combat fraudulent and low-quality studies originating from 'paper mills,' aiming to restore trust in scientific research.

Scientists in Australia suggest that biohybrid insects equipped with microelectronics could eventually assist emergency teams in locating and rescuing people trapped in disaster zones.

Scientists created an adaptive AI robot named Fletch that simulates challenging parent-teacher conversations, providing a safe environment for educators to practice conflict resolution skills.

Australian researchers have developed a reusable magnetic material capable of eliminating more than 95% of microplastics from water, with potential for PFAS removal as well.

Australian researchers have discovered that melatonin, commonly known as a sleep aid, can also reduce pain in some cases.

Scientists in Australia have developed a digital tool that can quickly and accurately identify cancer patients who develop severe side effects from immunotherapy, according to a recently published study.

American and Australian researchers analyzed data from 9,000 cities to determine the effect of trees on mitigating heatwaves, contributing to urban planning and climate science.

Australian researchers observed an unidentified object disrupting their observation of the Large Magellanic Cloud, with several possible explanations, including one related to the Big Bang.

New findings by Australian researchers indicate that yawning could help remove important fluids from the brain, prompting further research into its connections with aging and neurodegenerative diseases.

Nghiem Hoang Linh, a Vietnamese statistician, is now leading a $346,000 Australian Research Council project at the University of Sydney, eleven years after being rejected from top U.S. PhD programs.

New research, including tests with a plastic obstacle course, further indicates that sperm struggle to navigate in the weightlessness of space, though some resilient sperm were observed, raising questions about the feasibility of conception in such conditions.

Australian researchers have developed a new process that allows for the production of graphene from peanut shells more cheaply and quickly than previous methods. The innovative technique involves applying a heat shock to the shells.

Australian researchers warn that artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly adept at deceiving humans, particularly with realistic faces, prompting a discussion about the limits of human ability to distinguish AI-generated content and the concept of 'super-recognizers'.

Global genomics firm Novogene is launching its inaugural Australian research facility at Cabrini Health to expand access to precision oncology treatments. The new laboratory will integrate multi-omics technologies to accelerate personalized cancer diagnostics and therapeutic development across the region.

Australian researchers envision an autonomous swarm of half-insect, half-robot “cyborgs” armed with needles.

Australian researchers observed children with ADHD for a year, comparing the effectiveness of two commonly used medications in alleviating symptoms, yielding unexpected results.

Australian researchers have investigated the connection between high sun protection and Vitamin D levels. A Danish professor calls the study 'interesting' and issues a recommendation to sun-loving Danes.

Australian researchers have identified the Miralga crater as the Earth's oldest, dating back 3 billion years to the dawn of life, using crystal remnants found at the site.

Australian researchers have found that quetiapine, a drug also used for insomnia, can significantly dull senses, even if users do not feel tired. In Hungary, this medication is restricted to psychiatric patients.

Australian researchers conducted a study involving approximately 8,000 people to investigate effective strategies for encouraging individuals to reduce their alcohol intake.

Australian scientists have reportedly confirmed the human heart's ability to regenerate, a finding previously observed in animal studies, which could significantly improve patient survival.

Australian researchers have developed a method that uses sunlight to easily break down plastic hydrocarbon chains at room temperature, potentially leading to a revolution in hydrogen production.

Australian researchers have created a prototype quantum battery that can be charged wirelessly using a laser, marking a significant step towards powering devices and vehicles on the go.

An Australian researcher is working against time to save 500 frog species from a deadly fungus that has decimated amphibian populations worldwide, employing methods from temporary saunas to controversial genetic engineering.

Australian researchers are cautioning that popular GLP-1 weight-loss drugs may lead to scurvy, a historic 'pirate disease,' due to potential poor nutrition and vitamin C deficiency.