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New bedside test predicts Ebola infection in minutes

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A new fingerprick test given at the patient’s bedside predicts Ebola infection within minutes, representing a significant improvement in diagnosing the disease which has killed thousands in West Africa.

Research published today in The Lancet presents a rapid diagnostic...

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Economic theories that have changed us: game theory

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Welcome to our series on economic theories that are changing the way we think. Today, Partha Gangopadhyay explains game theory.

Notwithstanding lingering discontent, faint murmurs and mild protests among economists, there is no denying the fact that game...

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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on an early election

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University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker and Michelle Grattan discuss the week in politics, including Bill Shorten and the royal commission into trade union governance and corruption, speculation of an early election and same-sex marriage.

The authors do not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or...

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  1. If everyone lived in an 'ecovillage', the Earth would still be in trouble
  2. From ads to Oscar winners: a century of Australian animation
  3. It's not PowerPoint's fault, you're just using it wrong
  4. How happiness becomes a burden of identity as a wife and mother
  5. Experts react as Obamacare survives another near-death experience
  6. Marikana tragedy must be understood against the backdrop of structural violence in South Africa
  7. One year on, Islamic State is here to stay – so what next?
  8. Grattan on Friday: Winter risks are greater for Shorten than Abbott
  9. Posh accents, discrimination and employment in Australia
  10. Are our school playgrounds being wrapped in cotton wool?
  11. New analysis: Australia can halve emissions by 2030
  12. What does the Dutch court ruling on climate targets mean for Australia?
  13. World's favourite bookstores ranking shows enduring market
  14. Have you noticed Australia's flu seasons seem to be getting worse? Here's why
  15. One bright idea that could transform innovation in Australia
  16. Obamacare victory shows failure of Scalia's conservative revolution
  17. One theory all teachers with disruptive children should know about
  18. Europol tasked with online search-and-destroy mission to combat Islamic State
  19. Declining sperm quality in older men puts the issue at the centre of fertility debate
  20. How the parrot got its chat (and its dance moves)
  21. Technolog: Swift vs Apple, Aus Govt votes to block sites and Netflix makes it moot
  22. The real reason Cameron is outlining his EU plans over dinner in Brussels
  23. Tinkering with how we measure child poverty won't help end it
  24. 'Unacceptable' scenes in Calais: whose fault is that, Mr Cameron?
  25. Are plastics making men infertile?
  26. New push to protect 'family values' is a brazen attack on human rights
  27. Government adds its own review to two others on Q A
  28. Health warning: five fashion trends that are terrible for you
  29. Wisconsin controversy: with fewer tenured positions, who benefits from academic freedom?
  30. Don't freak if you can't solve a math problem that's gone viral
  31. People on food stamps aren't feasting on filet mignon
  32. How computers are learning to make human software work more efficiently
  33. Nursing homes are no place for young people with disabilities
  34. Burning wood: an opportunity for renewable power and heat
  35. David Jones seeks to exploit top end gap in Australian grocery
  36. An opt-in or -out system of fee deregulation will split the sector
  37. From South Carolina to Northern Ireland: why the flags we fly matter
  38. What will future archaeologists think of Glastonbury?
  39. Blind academic: I don't see what you mean, so let's find new metaphors for knowledge
  40. Ancient mini-monster head mystery solved – here's how we did it
  41. Hate violence is a global problem – and a crime against humanity
  42. Even experts don't know the long-term risks of fracking – so why would a local council?
  43. Born to win: top athletes don't share a single talent gene, but hundreds of them
  44. How mapping ancestral genes could help the fight against TB
  45. How Rwanda's clinics have gone off-grid and onto renewable energy
  46. Great things happen when learners are taken seriously
  47. The legacy of South Africa's Freedom Charter 60 years later
  48. Seven easy steps to keep viruses from your devices
  49. Explainer: the real role of banks in money creation
  50. Europa: attempt no landing here, but a fly-by is fine!
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