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Ask an expert: COVID-19 and the flu 

There has been a rise in influenza cases in Australia this year. CSIRO immunologist, Dr Daniel Layton, answers common questions on COVID-19 and influenza in Australia this winter.

Leading women in STEMM shine to benefit future generations 

Meet Marina and Mariana, two of our brightest scientists. Both are passionate about climate, conservation and equality.

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The (safety) light at the end of the tunnel

Conditions underground present unique challenges compared to those of the open road. This makes tunnel safety measures of utmost importance.

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How to trick your brain into eating healthy

Our researchers have been investigating healthier swaps to fulfil those discretionary food desires. And it’s good news for your health.

Resisting the rise of antimicrobial resistance

Antimicrobial resistance is one of the greatest threats facing humanity. But what is it and how do we slow the rise?

People in protective masks standing with luggages in a row at the airport

COVID-19 transforms international travel preparation

With international borders now open, many of us are eager to head overseas. But travel is now very different from pre-COVID, for both travellers and airlines.

Science explainer: Japanese encephalitis virus

After years of international collaborations, our scientists are experts in Japanese encephalitis virus. They explain how it works.

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Femtech talk: just what the doctor ordered for women’s health

Have you heard of Femtech? It's all about women's health technology. We're taking on the problem, one product at a time.

Clean pandemic pivot: Norris Industries

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Australian dishwasher producers Norris Industries knew they needed to do something fresh and new.

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Why do we love the great outdoors? New research shows part of the answer is in our genes

Our feelings about nature depend on lots of factors, but a new study shows our genes are one of the most important.

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Healthy eating on a budget

Want a science-supported food shop? Our health and wellbeing researchers share their tips for eating healthy while on a budget.

Booch to nooch: which food trends are a worthwhile buy?

Our research dietitian Genevieve James-Martin breaks down some fancy food trends to see if they're worth the cash splash.