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Genetics has been at the centre of the second inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions, which is working to determine whether a plausible explanation

Inquiry will hear new evidence of fatal gene mutation that may be to blame

The Federal Government has released its Budget 2022-23, a roadmap of its spending commitments over the coming years, in advance of a looming Federal election.

  ​The current application of the ministerial veto in the Australian Research Council (ARC) introduces "a randomness in a system that should be designed to preclude it to the maximum extent possible," says the Academy, in a submission made this month to the Senate Standing Committees on Education and Employment.

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> ‘Shocked and concerned’ US government scientists say heat stress over Australia’s ocean jewel is unprecedented

When Stuart Robert vetoed six research grants on Christmas Eve, he must have hoped the story would die a quiet death. He was wrong.

“The Academy of Science welcomes the Government’s commitment to net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases from human activity by 2050 and is pleased to

Academy President Professor John Shine A new survey by the Australian Science Media Centre (AusSMC) has found one in five Australian scientists

CSL subsidiary Seqirus operates Australia’s only onshore influenza vaccine manufacturing facility. Related Quotes Advertisement The company said COVID-19 has accelerated the technology from a promising science to a viable technology platform that can be produced at industrial scale. Seqirus senior vice president for research and development Russell Basser said research for next-generation mRNA, known as self-amplifying mRNA, for influenza had seen promising pre-clinical results. Human clinica...

Serial killer mum convicted of killing her four kids could be innocent, scientists claim Australian serial killer Kathleen Folbigg has petitioned for a pardon which has been backed by experts, who say she could have been the victim of a miscarriage of justice Kathleen Folbigg, convicted of killing her four children, could be innocent according to scientists (Image: AAP/PA Images) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid Ema...