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IAE researchers help in world first sequencing of the koala genome
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Dragons vs cats – native animals fighting feral predators
Read more5 December 2018: Bearded dragons (Pogona vitticeps) are battling the impacts of climate change, habitat destruction, native predators, and now we can add ...
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$5 million ARC funding goes to creation of Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity to safeguard national interests
More on $5 million ARC funding goes to creation of Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity to safeguard national interestsThe Training Centre will see University of Canberra researchers collaborate with The Australian National University, James Cook University and industry and government partners, to transform biosecurity sector and boost capabilities to safeguard national interests.
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Two Â鶹Éç PhD graduates awarded Stephen Parker Medal for outstanding theses
More on Two Â鶹Éç PhD graduates awarded Stephen Parker Medal for outstanding thesesThis year, the Stephen Parker Medal has been awarded to Dr Kate Thomson and Dr Sarah Whiteley, both from the University of Canberra’s Faculty of Science and Technology.
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Â鶹Éç to host National eDNA Reference Centre on campus
More on Â鶹Éç to host National eDNA Reference Centre on campusThe University of Canberra will establish a National eDNA Reference Centre on campus and provide a number of supporting services to the Australian Government’s National Environment DNA (eDNA) Testing Program in a new partnership agreement.
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Interdisciplinary team investigates new fossil site to better understand past climate changes
More on Interdisciplinary team investigates new fossil site to better understand past climate changesScientists from the University of Canberra and the Australian Museum have received a rare glimpse into yesteryear, after investigating a new fossil site in central New South Wales.
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Â鶹Éç researchers support open letter to remove feral horses in Kosciuszko
More on Â鶹Éç researchers support open letter to remove feral horses in KosciuszkoResearchers from the University of Canberra have joined scientists across Australia in the call to prevent further ecological damage in Kosciuszko National Park and other parks.