Deep revelation: Landmark dig at Sulawesi cave could reveal overlap between extinct humans and us
Could Homo sapiens and a now-extinct early human species have lived alongside each other on an Indonesian more than 65,000 years ago?
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Could Homo sapiens and a now-extinct early human species have lived alongside each other on an Indonesian more than 65,000 years ago?
Maintaining a bedroom temperature of 24°C at night while sleeping reduces stress responses in older adults, according to new Griffith...
Griffith heads to remote Tropical Far North QLD to study Australia’s rarest and most geographically isolated freshwater fish.
Indigenous community leader and historian team up to explore historic impacts on traditional practise and pathways for the future of native grass cooking.
COVID-19 does not just affect the respiratory system, but also significantly alters the brain in people who have fully recovered...
'Mega gullies' impacts Tanzanian homes, schools and farmland critical to local food security and economic stability.
Transforming Human Origins Research Centre of Excellence to reframe the study of our species globally.
Saliva and plasma could be crucial in detecting recurrences or relapses of head and neck cancers, negating the need for...
Griffith University has launched a landmark three-year research project in conjunction with Swimming Australia that aims to transform how Australia understands...
Griffith Business School has reaffirmed its position as a national research leader, with the latest edition of The Australian Research...