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How we can help Australian businesses

The Director of CSIRO Futures, James Deverell, shares his thoughts on the key takeaways for Australian businesses as we enter 2021.

The Indigenous STEM Education Project has increased the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in STEM since 2015.

Our Indigenous STEM education project takes home two prestigious awards

Our Indigenous STEM Education Project has won big for increasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students participation in STEM.

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Gifts to inspire curious people… starting with science!

Our CSIRO Publishing team have launched their 2020 gift ideas catalogue. It's packed full of science books for all types of people.

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Healthcare, minerals, energy, food: how adopting new tech could drive Australia’s economic recovery

The pandemic has created or intensified opportunities for economic growth across six sectors benefiting from science and technology.

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Behind the cover: publishing children’s science books

Ever thought you might want to write a children’s book? We spoke to CSIRO Publisher Briana Melideo about how to stand out as an author.

We can’t let STEM skills become a casualty of COVID-19

Future economic growth will depend on the creation of future industries. Our Chief Scientist, Dr Cathy Foley, explains.

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Spotify playlist: Our community-curated compositions

Each month we showcase a theme in our Spotify playlist. This month? We're highlighting the musical side-hustles of our scientific community!

Science quiz: June-know all the answers?

It's time to come out of hibernation, catch up on your reading, and get your science quiz on. Bye June, let's do this!

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CSIRO twist in the history of Twisties

Did CSIRO really help invent Twisties? It might sound unlikely, but surely if we invented Wi-Fi we could have had a hand in this favourite Aussie classic.

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Indigenous STEM Awards winner role model for next generation

Hear from one of our Indigenous STEM Awards winners, Josh Loyd on the value of Indigenous thought in STEM careers and encouraging the next generation.

May science quiz: what’s the buzz?

You May-bee the king or queen-bee of science knowledge in your house, but can you hold your own in our May science quiz? Buzz-inga!

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Listen up! It’s our National Reconciliation Week playlist

Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff network put together a National Reconciliation Week playlist celebrating Indigenous Australian music.

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