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Self-healing batteries the focus of $1.3 million ARC-funded UniSQ research

Batteries that can repair microscopic damage caused by repeated charging and discharging are the focus of a new University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) research project led by Professor Ashok Kumar Nanjundan. Rechargeable batteries gradually lose performance as they are used, with repeated charging and discharging cr

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From perfect GPA to fungal diets: Georgia’s journey into conservation

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Cambodia classroom teaches future teachers lessons for life

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