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Nose Sprays, Patches, Durable Immunity: Towards Next-Generation COVID Vaccines

The past 20 months has seen an explosion of vaccine development, with COVID vaccine testing and rollout happening at an unprecedented pace...

Tasmanian Researchers Share in National Funding 3

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Tasmanian Researchers Share in National Funding

Media release – University of Tasmania, 5 November 2021 Tasmanian researchers share in national funding Three University of Tasmania medical research teams...

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New Air Quality Rating Tool

Media release – University of Tasmania’s Menzies Institute for Medical Research, 1 November 2021 Can you see or smell smoke? New tools...

If COVID Hospitalisations Increase, Unclear How Patients will be Prioritised for ICU Beds 7

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If COVID Hospitalisations Increase, Unclear How Patients will be Prioritised for ICU Beds

Around the world, the coronavirus pandemic has put unprecedented strain on intensive care resources. In some places, including parts of Italy, the...

Children’s University Graduation in Devonport 9

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Children’s University Graduation in Devonport

Media release – UTAS, 27 October 2021 Love for learning celebrated at Children’s University Graduation in Devonport Devonport High School student Ella...

6 Ways to Keep COVID Down in the Next Year 11

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6 Ways to Keep COVID Down in the Next Year

In the blink of an eye, we’ve gone from 18 months of zero tolerance for COVID to accepting huge case numbers as...

Recruitment Drive and Training for Wildlife Carers 13

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Recruitment Drive and Training for Wildlife Carers

Media release – Wednesday 13 October 2021 Recruitment Drive and Training for Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Carers A recruitment drive is underway...

Few Students Learning Foreign Languages 15

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Few Students Learning Foreign Languages

Australian students say they understand global issues, but few are learning another language compared to the OECD average More Australian 15 year olds...