Whether you’re in the greenhouse or the lab, 'growth isn’t always visible' - at least not on the surface. Shay Freger reminds us that change is always happening.
Researchers compared the real-time activity of oxytocin neurons and astrocytes - highlighting the importance of understanding how different brain cell types respond to social stimuli.
The second-year Honours Health Sciences student clinched the prestigious Educational Research Platform Award, beating out senior PhD students for her presentation of research into sex and gender equity in anatomical education.
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