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This account has been archived. Visit us at csiro.au/news for our latest updates.
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    CSIRO
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    Feb 7, 2025
    This account has been archived. Find us on our other channels to stay in touch: πŸ‘‰ Instagram: instagram.com/csirogram πŸ‘‰ Facebook: facebook.com/CSIROnews πŸ‘‰ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/csiro πŸ‘‰ YouTube: youtube.com/@csiro πŸ‘‰ Threads: threads.net/@csirogram
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    Feb 7, 2025
    Science has struggled to explain why some people develop diseases while others who are genetically similar do not. We now believe that the answer lies in the process, epistasis, where genes impact how others are expressed.
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    Epistasis: Unlocking the secrets of complex diseases
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    CSIRO
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    Feb 6, 2025
    Bright sparks wanted. ⚑ We've launched a new R&D grant opportunity for mining and manufacturing SMEs. We'e offering up to $50,000 per project and access to our research facilities and expertise to undertake collaborative graphite R&D projects.
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    CSIRO's new graphite R&D grants to supercharge SME battery innovation
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    CSIRO
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    Feb 5, 2025
    Wombats always deserve a double take. ✌️ Wombats scratch to stay clean, removing dust or dirt particles from their skin. They also scratch when they've been bitten by external parasites. πŸ“Ή | brindabella_the_wombat on Instagram #WombatWednesday
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    Feb 4, 2025
    Making medicine smarter. πŸ”¬ Thanks to breakthroughs in bioconjugation and theranostics, treatments for cancer and diabetes are becoming more precise, reducing side effects and improving outcomes for patients. @UQ_News @MaterResearch @Sydney_Uni
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    A spoonful of science: Bioconjugation helps the medicine go down
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