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Khon Kaen University Holds Briefing Meeting on 2026 EIT Data Collection Guidelines to Elevate Good Governance and Transparency Under “Beyond Good Governance” Strategy (opens the original)
Khon Kaen University has convened a briefing meeting to establish data collection guidelines for the 2026 External Integrity and Transparency Assessment (EIT), reinforcing its strategic commitment to institutional transparency, public accountability, and good governance. Khon Kaen University (KKU) held a briefing…
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Snowy 2.0 was never going to be cheap. But it will be much cheaper than relying on batteries for storage
The original costings for Snowy 2.0 were wildly optimistic. But the troubled scheme is close to completion – and will help power the grid as coal exits.
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From climate resilience to AI innovation, researchers RISE to the challenge (opens the original)
From restoring coral reefs and protecting endangered species to improving flood resilience and harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, Southern Cross University's emerging researchers are tackling some of the world's most pressing challenges.
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HKUST Develops Dynamic Integrated Interface Engineering for Lithium Metal Batteries (opens the original)
Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 10/23/2026 - 09:27 A research team at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has developed a dynamic integrated interface engineering strategy that enhances the energy density and…
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HKUST Develops Dynamic Integrated Interface Engineering for Lithium Metal Batteries - Preview (opens the original)
Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 10/23/2026 - 09:27 A research team at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has developed a dynamic integrated interface engineering strategy that enhances the energy…
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Ruling out Opportunity only harms Luxon’s election chances, right? It’s not that simple
National’s repeated refusal to work with potential king-making party Opportunity might appear self-sabotaging – but there’s a hidden logic at play.
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Emma Cline is known for her troubled young women. In Switzy, she inhabits a man with dementia
Switzy is an impressive, surprising novel that tackles a big topic: assisted dying, and how we might meet our own cognitive decline.
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Pathogen risk from healthcare handbasins (opens the original)
Handbasins help prevent infections in hospitals but new research from Flinders University warns that contaminated basins in healthcare might put patients at risk and have implications
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SU Global Month (November 1 to November 30, 2026) (opens the original)
SU Global Month starts on November 1st this year !! There are many talks and activities to join. Please check the details for each event via the QR code provided on the flyer. Learn and have fun together! Details regarding each event can also be found at URL below. 令和8年度「島大グローバル月間」（2026年11月1日～11月30日）を開催します！
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New Device Tackles Male Incontinence (opens the original)
Duke Health team performs first implantation in U.S. clinical trial
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Fri, 23 Oct 2026 00:00:00 UTC CUHK presents “Rootelligence” exhibition and symposium Harnessing AI and youth empowerment to drive climate equity and co-create resilient urban futures (opens the original)
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has long been dedicated to promoting sustainable development, climate education and cross-sector collaboration. Organised by CUHK Pre-Incubation Centre (PI Centre), CUHK Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) and non-profit start-up Digital Common(s) Lab, and…
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Meeting of the Advisory Council of LGBTQ+ Studies, 10/23/2026 (opens the original)
Meeting of the Advisory Council of LGBTQ+ Studies Online at: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/275724941690519?p=C2Vr29edWlljv4bI4k, 10:00 am Purpose of Meeting: To discuss current and future business related to the LGBT+ Studies Program at UWM. Contact: Erik Ebarp, ebarp@uwm.edu, (414) 229-4312.
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School of Freshwater Sciences Faculty Meeting, 10/23/2026 (opens the original)
School of Freshwater Sciences Faculty Meeting Great Lakes Research Facility 3093 & MS Teams, 02:00 pm Purpose of Meeting: Meeting to discuss student course waiver requests, standing committee updates, workload policy and administrative group reports…
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Brazil’s election puts at risk country’s role as a bulwark against Trump interventionism in the Americas
A victory for Flávio Bolsonaro could keep Brazil trapped in a model of extractivism that has been part of the country’s history since the arrival of the Portuguese settlers in the 16th century.
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Phylo’s Biomni Lab to expand the use of AI agents in scientific research at Bayer (opens the original)
PHYLO: Phylo announced a partnership with Bayer to deploy Biomni Lab, Phylo’s agentic AI platform, to accelerate scientific research and evaluation.
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Sixth Committee Underlines Importance of UN Programme Designed to Build Legal Capacity (opens the original)
Underscoring the importance of readily available educational materials and in-person legal training, speakers in the Sixth Committee (Legal) today discussed the widely supported United Nations Programme of Assistance in the Teaching, Study, Dissemination and Wider Appreciation of International Law.
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What do Gen Z and Gen Alpha really want to see on screen? — and more UCLA media (opens the original)
Variety reported on a new study by the Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA examining how young audiences consume stories and what they want from entertainment. UCLA psychology professor Yalda T. Uhls, the center’s founder and CEO, said the findings show that young viewers are more discerning than Hollywood…
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California’s investment in early education brought dramatic improvement in learning, study finds (opens the original)
Gains by students who went through the state’s prekindergarten programs in the 2010s were still evident in third and fourth grades, says a new study from UC Berkeley researchers.
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From endometriosis to long COVID: A pre-med student shines a light on lesser-studied conditions (opens the original)
For years, Sylvana Domokos ’27 suspected she had endometriosis—a condition where uterine tissue grows outside of the uterus, causing chronic pain and sometimes infertility. After multiple medical consultations, an excision surgery finally gave her “a new lease on life,” allowing her to hike and go to school events…
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Is Australia’s gas reservation scheme really aimed at Santos?
The success of the Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme relies on consistent enforcement and tangible benefits for Australian consumers.
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