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In this image provided. by NASA, Spectrum Astro workers remove the final pieces of protective cover on the Swift spacecraft in Hangar AE at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, on Sept. 9, 2002. (NASA via AP) The Swift Observatory’s demise came less than three months after a long-shot rescue…
Wollongong-based online news outlet covering Australia and beyond. If you have anything newsworthy - a story, video or picture to share with us, please email us. Professors Mingjun Huang and Xiaochen Xie's team from the School of…
Winnipeg 7° C, Windy Canadians using Google’s artificial intelligence tools for online shopping will have an easier time checking out with some retailers. The U.S. tech giant announced a new partnership Wednesday that will allow…
Viruses are usually associated with causing infections, but some can actually help fight them. Scientists are now working to turn these bacteria-killing viruses into treatments for dangerous infections that no longer respond to…
Genetic interaction networks, such as the one pictured here, allowed researchers to predict functions for previously uncharacterized genes. (Credit: Rock lab) Rockefeller scientists have created the most comprehensive map to date of how essential genes interact in Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the bacterium responsible for tuberculosis (TB). The unprecedented map reveals…
Study shows that one species’ males are only interested in mating when they detect the aroma of food—a courtship behavior that’s tightly tuned to their specific ecology. image: The scent of food sets the stage for courtship. On…
The state’s foundering medical research institutes would be in for a $100 million windfall if the Coalition wins the November election, after an investigation by this masthead revealed existential financial problems across the…
South America looked very different during the Middle Miocene, roughly 11 to 13 million years ago. In what is now Colombia, rivers and wetlands were home to giant turtles, fish, snakes, huge plant-eating mammals, flightless…
Blood and urine samples will be tested for ‘forever chemicals’ in a health study. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is analysing the samples for PFAS and other substances to build a picture of exposure and inform research into potential health effects. The samples come from the existing Health Survey…
Pregnant women and birthing people with undiagnosed anxiety could benefit from a new digital therapy, according to a clinical trial led by King’s College London. The trial also found that, compared to usual care, the RELAX…
A new commentary published October 30, 2026, in the Journal of Clinical Oncology by Yara Abdou, MD, MSCR, and Lisa A. Carey, MD, ScM, from the University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, examines the…
New research links the Great Unconformity to the rise and fall of ancient continents Research led by a University of Wollongong (UOW) PhD candidate may have solved one of Earth’s most perplexing geological mysteries – what caused…
Our sense of smell shapes how we navigate our environment, but it’s a sensation that’s notoriously difficult to recreate in the digital world. To overcome this challenge, researchers have developed a device that uses an artificial intelligence e-nose to detect and analyze odors. Combined with a wearable release system called…
"What's exciting is that we're showing how computation can help overcome limitations of the telescope itself," Bouman continues. "By combining a physical model of the instrument with optimization techniques from machine learning…
New Australian studies detect “forever chemicals” in rain, tap water and serum. Agilent is investing in research hubs across Australia and Asia-Pacific to speed discovery of compounds that routine testing misses. Rain falling on…
"By allowing animals to fit themselves with tracking devices, we may improve animal welfare while also removing a potentially important source of bias in wildlife research," says Prof. Richard Bischof of NMBU, inventor of the…
Pano’s cameras already feed alerts to fire agencies and utilities across 18 states, and the company says they cover more than 95 million acres. The new program adds a second recipient. Once a customer agrees, Pano’s system alerts…
At the Max IV facility in Lund, researchers can study everything from proteins to human tissue, and make discoveries beyond the capabilities of other methods. According to KI researcher Caroline Graff, her time at Max IV has…
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