Biotechnology and Food Engineering (BFE) Chemical Engineering, Monash University

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More than 1,700 Year 12 students from 26 schools across Gippsland have been given the opportunity to explore their future study and career opportunities through a series of Tertiary Information Service (TIS) expos held around the region.

Building artificial tissue could become child's play, if Lego-like blocks made of human cells can be assembled into working organs

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We must let denialists be heard, and respond with patience, vigilance and tireless rebuttal, says Michael Shermer

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How the global trade in illegal fishing is stripping the seas(author unknown)

A new study by researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center suggests that a simple blood test, used routinely, may help early detection of a notoriously difficult cancer to treat(author unknown)

There is little scientific data on the best ways to improve the common side effects of cancer treatment, but a new study suggests regular yoga may do a lot of good(author unknown)

Experiments suggest that diamonds rise from deep within the planet at speeds of 60 kilometres per hour, far more rapidly than ordinary magma

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Michael Fitzpatrick argues that calling an opponent a denier is illiberal, intolerant and ineffective

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Craig Venter unveils his latest genetic breakthrough(author unknown)

Long history of SIV suggests HIV won't quickly become benign.(author unknown)

Long history of SIV suggests HIV won't quickly become benign.(author unknown)

Blocking a chemical that makes HIV look like a normal cell could be key to ridding people of the virus

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Software has reassembled an image cut into 400 squares in just 3 minutes – the algorithm could help improve commercial image editing software

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The mechanism that makes lotus leaves adept at avoiding frost should help create a new generation of frost-resistant materials

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Commercial rocket builder SpaceX is launching its crew-ready Falcon 9 for the first time, showing off an array of smart safety features

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