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The Conversation is a network of not-for-profit media outlets that publish news stories written by academics and researchers.

New Year’s Eve presents a higher risk

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Should you go to a Sydney New Year’s Eve party? NSW has handled COVID outbreak well but risks remain

by The Conversation

28 December 2020

Publication of both positive and negative results

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Humans learn from mistakes — so why do we hide our failures?

by The Conversation

28 December 2020

New Zealand’s 2020 report card

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New Zealand’s 2020 report card: doing well but could try harder

by The Conversation

28 December 2020

Accelerating priority transmission projects

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What’s the best way to boost the economy? Invest in high-voltage transmission lines

by The Conversation

28 December 2020

Make drones sound less annoying

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Make drones sound less annoying by factoring in humans at the design stage

by The Conversation

28 December 2020

The harms of inaccurate mass antigen testing

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Even though mass testing for COVID isn’t always accurate, it could still be useful – here’s why

by The Conversation

27 December 2020

Consequences for free speech

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Will the government’s online safety laws for social media come at the cost of free speech?

by The Conversation

27 December 2020

V shaped recovery or W shaped double-recession

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V shaped recovery or W shaped double-recession for the UK? More like a flat U

by The Conversation

27 December 2020

Snow in summer

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Snow in summer: when this tree begins to bloom, count down the days to Christmas

by The Conversation

27 December 2020

Biological invasions cause economic harm

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Goldenrod honey: misinformation is causing a biological invasion of this Canadian weed

by The Conversation

27 December 2020

Complete record of the administrative history of the park

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How curators transferred Sequoia and King’s Canyon National Parks’ archives to escape wildfires

by The Conversation

26 December 2020

Magnetic induction cooking

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Magnetic induction cooking can cut your kitchen’s carbon footprint

by The Conversation

26 December 2020

Restaurants pose big risk

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Would you eat indoors at a restaurant? We asked five health experts

by The Conversation

26 December 2020

Australian Christmas dinner

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A festive feast of fish and fruit: the creation of the Australian Christmas dinner

by The Conversation

26 December 2020

The world according to quantum mechanics

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Quantum philosophy: 4 ways physics will challenge your reality

by The Conversation

26 December 2020

Caspian Sea water level

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The Caspian Sea is set to fall by 9 metres or more this century – an ecocide is imminent

by The Conversation

25 December 2020

Brexit deal done

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Brexit deal done: what’s in it and where next for the UK and EU?

by The Conversation

25 December 2020

Listening to the sky

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Silence please! Why radio astronomers need things quiet in the middle of a WA desert

by The Conversation

25 December 2020

America’s political divide

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Can Joe Biden ‘heal’ the United States? Political experts disagree

by The Conversation

25 December 2020

EU and UK negotiators are still talking

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Brexit countdown: is it even possible to ratify a deal before the deadline?

by The Conversation

25 December 2020

Generating electricity using bacteria

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Four ways microbial fuel cells might revolutionise electricity production in the future

by The Conversation

24 December 2020

Paying for ecosystem services

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Fewer tourists meant less money for wildlife during the pandemic – but there’s an alternative

by The Conversation

24 December 2020

Increased infectiousness looks likely

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Why the government was right to introduce Tier 4 restrictions

by The Conversation

24 December 2020

Electrical energy storage systems

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Huge ‘battery warehouses’ could be the energy stores of the future

by The Conversation

24 December 2020

New coronavirus variant

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New coronavirus variant: what is the spike protein and why are mutations on it important?

by The Conversation

24 December 2020

Heavy reliance on imports

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Food in good times and bad: what did 2020 teach us about the way we eat?

by The Conversation

23 December 2020

Sport-related emissions

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Drive to football? Take your kids to the pool? You’re probably emitting an astonishing amount of CO₂

by The Conversation

23 December 2020

AGI could transform human life for the better

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The ghost of Christmas yet to come: how an AI ‘SantaNet’ might end up destroying the world

by The Conversation

23 December 2020

Biodiversity is declining across much of the world

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Almost 90% of the world’s animal species will lose some habitat to agriculture by 2050

by The Conversation

23 December 2020

The UK’s reliance on the EU

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Brexit deal or no deal, food bills are about to get a lot more expensive

by The Conversation

23 December 2020

Fishing on the high seas is a bit of a mystery

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Thousands of ocean fishing boats could be using forced labor – we used AI and satellite data to find them

by The Conversation

22 December 2020

Republicans did not trust the election results

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The psychology of fairness: Why some Americans don’t believe the election results

by The Conversation

22 December 2020

Looking ahead to warmer and drier summers

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Even in a ‘water-rich’ country like New Zealand, some cities could face water shortages this summer

by The Conversation

22 December 2020

Life on Mars would be possible

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How to get people from Earth to Mars and safely back again

by The Conversation

22 December 2020

The Constitution is fragile

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In Trump election fraud cases, federal judges upheld the rule of law – but that’s not enough to fix US politics

by The Conversation

22 December 2020

A new variant of SARS-CoV-2

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Coronavirus new variant – genomics researcher answers key questions

by The Conversation

21 December 2020

Australia foreign relations

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Coronavirus, China and climate: where Australia’s foreign relations attention will be in 2021

by The Conversation

21 December 2020

Hotel quarantine report

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Hotel quarantine report blasts government failures, but political fallout is likely to be minimal

by The Conversation

21 December 2020

India’s plan to reintroduce cheetahs

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Not so fast: why India’s plan to reintroduce cheetahs may run into problems

by The Conversation

21 December 2020

Walking can relieve leg pain

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Walking can relieve leg pain in people with peripheral artery disease

by The Conversation

21 December 2020

Musicians struggle to make a living from streaming

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Even famous musicians struggle to make a living from streaming – here’s how to change that

by The Conversation

20 December 2020

MYEFO budget update shows recovery

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So far so good: MYEFO budget update shows recovery gathering pace

by The Conversation

20 December 2020

Devastation and recovery after the Kangaroo Island bushfires

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Before and after: 4 new graphics show the recovery from last summer’s bushfire devastation

by The Conversation

20 December 2020

Real estate prices are reaching record highs

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Real estate prices are reaching record highs but that doesn’t mean it’s the only time to sell

by The Conversation

20 December 2020

The snows of yesteryear

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Why snow days are becoming increasingly rare in the UK

by The Conversation

20 December 2020

Coronavirus vaccines are being administered

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Coronavirus vaccine: understanding trial results, roll-out and what happens next – an expert guide

by The Conversation

19 December 2020

Flexible working

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Flexible working: lessons from the great work-from-home mass experiment

by The Conversation

19 December 2020

Facebook antitrust case

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Why Facebook antitrust case relies so heavily on Mark Zuckerberg’s emails

by The Conversation

19 December 2020

Cash is changing hands less frequently

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No spare change: how charities, buskers and beggars aren’t feeling so festive in our cashless society

by The Conversation

19 December 2020

Demand for meat is driving deforestation

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Demand for meat is driving deforestation in Brazil – changing the soy industry could stop it

by The Conversation

19 December 2020

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