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1 | Australian Synchrotron Science Education | Swinburne |
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2 | Scientists identify COVID-19 protein using Australian Synchrotron |
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3 | Peter Lay recognised by ANSTO for contributions to synchrotron research |
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4 | Lifelong lessons from my unexpected encounter with a synchrotron |
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5 | Funding boost for Australian Synchrotron |
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6 | Australia enlists particle accelerator in coronavirus fight |
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7 | An electron's near-light-speed tour of the Australian Synchrotron |
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8 | Usually bolted shut, the Australian Synchrotron is now open to all |
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9 | Joseph Bevitt – The Conversation |
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10 | CSIRO, Swinburne plan hydrogen vehicle refueller |
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11 | Art at the Australian Synchrotron | symmetry magazine |
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12 | A personal tour of the Australian Synchrotron, and a few of its impacts on Australia |
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13 | Alpacas help researchers in fight against COVID-19 |
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14 | Fossil sheds light on human origins |
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15 | Melbourne scientists’ next step in cracking coronavirus |
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16 | ANSTO scientist wins competition with idea to tackle mining waste |
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17 | Victorian synchrotron funding veers off beam |
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18 | First IAEA Webinar to Encourage Women for Careers in Accelerator Science and Technology | IAEA |
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19 | A$220 million synchrotron rescued from closure |
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20 | Hidden painting beneath Degas' 'Portrait of a Woman' revealed by Australian Synchrotron |
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21 | What happens between the sheets? |
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22 | Australian budget delivers for science facilities and medical research |
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23 | ANSTO and WEHI researchers use Alpacas in the race to fight COVID-19 |
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24 | Search for COVID-19 drugs boosted by SARS discovery |
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25 | Culture clash at Australian synchrotron |
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26 | There's $20 million in the budget for the Australian Synchrotron |
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27 | Tapping secrets of Aussie spider's unique silk |
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28 | Ultra-fine X-rays tested on cancer cells |
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29 | ANSTO steps up as southern Sydney technology hub |
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30 | Synchrotron helps artist see the light › News in Science |
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31 | Synchrotron plays key role in food sector research |
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32 | Producing less costly, greener hydrogen peroxide |
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33 | Ghost particle that crashed into Antarctica traced back to star shredded by black hole |
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34 | New Course for Women to Teach and Communicate about Nuclear Science and Applications |
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35 | Ultrathin nanosheets separate harmful ions from water |
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36 | Home |
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37 | Australia's best known carnivorous dinosaur is under the microscope at ANSTO |
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38 | The rich history and invaluable contributions of Australia's nuclear reactor |
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39 | Opal reactor on Australian research roadmap |
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40 | Ultrathin water-stable metal-organic framework membranes for ion separation |
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41 | Phase-contrast imaging could improve breast cancer diagnosis – Physics World |
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42 | Sidney Nolan: Australian Synchrotron helps reveal the man behind the Ned Kelly mask |
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43 | Malaria milkshakes, poop-to-energy and rust busting win science prizes |
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44 | Secrets of the basket-web spider’s silk |
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45 | Art imitates physics | symmetry magazine |
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46 | World's physics instruments turn their focus to COVID-19 |
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47 | Platypus 'miracle milk' may offer 'superbug' treatment |
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48 | Good news from the front: Australian COVID-19 innovations |
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49 | Suppression of environment research is getting worse, say scientists |
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50 | Neuropilin-1 is a host factor for SARS-CoV-2 infection |
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51 | The value of cellular self-sacrifice |
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52 | Exploring the strength of ants and silk |
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53 | LAVA Therapeutics, Amsterdam UMC and Monash University Announce Publication of a Novel Cancer Immunotherapy Approach in Nature Cancer |
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54 | Access our facilities: Sydney Analytical |
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55 | The Monash Milk Team: Delving into digestion and drugs |
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56 | Alpacas provide new hope for a COVID-19 cure |
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57 | Strategic Elements' subsidiary wins government funding for Nanocube printable memory device project |
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58 | New vision of $564m Victorian Heart Hospital |
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59 | University expands strategic partnership with ANSTO |
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60 | What Happens Between the Sheets? Extremely-Promising Superconductor Surprises Everyone |
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61 | Cosmos Q&A: Cracking a Rembrandt mystery |
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62 | NZ spends further $16m on synchrotron |
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63 | Australian Synchrotron used to analyse pigments to restore Frederick McCubbin's The North Wind |
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64 | This tiny amphibian that outlived the dinosaurs provides the earliest example of a rapid-fire tongue |
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65 | Ancient and conserved functional interplay between Bcl-2 family proteins in the mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis |
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66 | Magnetizing lead-free halide double perovskites |
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67 | Peering into the secrets of phages to see how they kill bacterial superbugs |
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68 | Chemistry research |
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69 | Australian scientists help unlock potential of flexible and wearable solar |
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70 | Reducing, reusing and recycling mining waste |
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71 | Ultralight, Flexible and Wearable Solar Cells |
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72 | A Hidden Portrait by Edgar Degas | Scientific Reports |
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73 | Excellence in Research for Australia outcomes |
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74 | Interview: Seeing the light in Hamburg |
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75 | Daily briefing: Australian COVID vaccine trial abandoned after HIV 'false positives' |
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76 | Cosmos Q&A: Threat to our soils |
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77 | Accelerated carbonation of mining waste may be used to recover cobalt, nickel |
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78 | Construction starts on 4th-gen synchrotron |
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79 | World's X-ray facilities team up to battle COVID-19 |
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80 | Unusual Aussie spider builds one-of-a-kind nest with super strong silk |
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81 | Hello World, Episode 6: Australia's Tech Underground Comes to Life |
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82 | How long will it last? Signs that coronavirus is slowing down but lockdown to continue |
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83 | Art demo of Synchrotron’s power |
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84 | Sea snail venom holds clues for diabetes treatment |
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85 | Study chemistry |
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86 | Making alien worlds on Earth |
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87 | A Teeny Tiny Amphibian Had The Earliest Known Example of a Rapid-Fire Tongue |
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88 | Infographic: how much does Australia spend on science and research? |
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89 | World's fastest internet speed from a single optical chip |
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90 | Coronavirus: Virus mutates into eight strains around the world |
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91 | New light shone on inflammatory cell death regulator |
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92 | The state of Australia: science innovation and research |
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93 | Nuclear Option for COVID-19: Medical Isotope Production |
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94 | School of Chemistry |
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95 | The hidden face in Degas's Portrait |
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96 | Eureka! A new crop of science winners |
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97 | School Programs | Swinburne |
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98 | X-ray laser–induced electron dynamics observed by femtosecond diffraction from nanocrystals of Buckminsterfullerene |
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99 | Swinburne's new space institute blasts off |
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100 | Four important things that this picture tells us |
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