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... awarded to UNSW were in the School of Physics. A team led by Dr Adam Micolich won the University’s largest Discovery Project Grant ...
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... edition of the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers led by Sheryl S. Smith, PhD, professor of physiology and pharmacology at SUNY ...
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... 2 Department of condensed state physics at CEA, team led by François Daviaud 3 Physics laboratory of the Ecole normale supérieure at Lyon, (CNRS, ENS Lyon), team led by Jean-François Pinton 4 Laboratory for statistical physics at the ...
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... to the Astrophysical Journal, an international group led by Eleonora Troja of the INAF--IASF of Palermo, Italy, proposes that a ...
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... increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere led to a reduction in ocean pH and carbonate ions, both of which damage marine ...
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