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An archaeological dig in a remote area of Northern Australia is millimetre-by-millimetre re-writing the history of human art and cognition.

NUMBERS UP FOR ASPIRIN
Researchers are testing whether aspirin can help people live healthier lives.
WAKE-UP CALL ON POLICE SHUT-EYE
Lack of sleep may be weakening our police.
OUR SHAKY FUTURE UNDER PRESSURE
Andes secrets helping predict earthquakes.
ALLIANCE BUILDS R&D CAPACITY
Working together to meet the cost of medical research.
DEMOCRACY’S MISSING JOB DESCRIPTIONS
Are the people elected as MPs ready for the job?
CLEAR HEADS NEEDED ON CONCUSSION IN SPORT
Amateur sports people should learn when to stay down.
TROPICAL MEDICINE GOES MOLECULAR
Southeast Asia's first genomics research centre.
RENAISSANCE NUMBER CRUNCHERS’ GIFT TO HISTORY
Insights into medieval life.

A biological development is arming the fight against one of the world’s most prevalent infectious diseases.

The demand for universities to produce ‘global’ graduates may herald a new era of international university collaborations.

Scientists have created embryo-like cells from adult snow leopards, bringing new hope for the survival of endangered big cats.