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Professor Mark Finnane working with data from the Prosecution Project
The Prosecution Project
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The Prosecution Project is an initiative of Professor Mark Finnane’s ARC 

Autopsy of the Papyrus at the Chester Beatty Library (I. Gardner and J. BeDuhn).
Translating an ancient Manichean papyrus manuscript
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An ARC 

ARC Future Fellow Rebecca Giblin.
New approaches to copyright
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Associate Professor Rebecca Giblin is an ARC 

A polycrystalline diamond coated titanium implant fabricated using selective laser melting
Diamond coating brings bone-bling to biomedical implants
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ARC-supported researchers at RMIT University have discovered that the body is less likely to reject titanium implants

Girl looking through the window
Sex differences in hormone exposure linked to anxiety
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Associate Professor Todd Mitchell and fellow researcher Associate Professor Michael Kelso in the lab.
Scientists determine the chemistry of moist eyes
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A collaboration between researchers at the University of Wollongong (UOW), Queensland University of Technology, The U

Queensland University of Technology Distinguished Professor Kerrie Mengersen with the Australian Cancer Atlas.
The Australian Cancer Atlas
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Australians can now discover the impact of cancer in their suburb or town, with the launch of a new cutting-edge&nbsp

The giant red bull ant, Myrmecia gulosa
Bull ant venom could actually kill pain
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ARC-supported researchers from The University of Queensland’s Centre for Advanced Imaging and Institute for Molecular

CNBP researcher Dr Wei Deng is targeting cancer with her new advanced drug delivery approach.
X-ray triggering nano-bubbles to target cancer
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Innovative drug filled nano-bubbles, able to be successfully triggered in the body by X-rays, have been developed by

Dr Welber Marinovic conducting research to better understand psychophysiological processes in the brain.
Getting people up to speed
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Curtin University is leading research into how different types of sensory stimulation, electro-tactile or loud noises

Future Industries Institute researcher Dr Marnie Winter at work in the lab
Breakthrough blood sample for pregnant women
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Biomedical engineers, Dr Marnie Winter and Professor Benjamin Thierry from the University of South Australia’s Future

Mathematician Professor Kate Smith-Miles.
Mentoring the next generation of mathematicians
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