They’re waterproof and tough – not to mention colourful – but plastic notes were developed for their unforgeability.
By Paul Krummel, CSIRO and Paul Fraser, CSIRO Imagine an environmental crisis caused by a colourless, odourless gas, in minute […]
By Lou Morrissey ABC’s Tony Jones once described her as ‘Australia’s Chief Nerd’, and we tend to agree. Our Chief […]
Meet Yogi Kanagasingam. Yogi works at our Australian e-Health Research Centre and his vision is to change the way […]
Kagoshima, a city of 605,000 people on the southern part of the island of Kyushu sits opposite Sakurajima, one of […]
Following the success of the 2013 tour our PULSE@Parkes team is heading back to Japan for another series of PULSE@Parkes sessions. […]
Matthew Hill’s work sounds as though it should be directed by George Lucas. The main difference is that it’s real. […]
By Emily Lehmann There’s a new star in the making in the world of astronomy, with our Australian Square Kilometre […]
We’ve got some great science education activities and animations for school kids, all about the new Marine National Facility research vessel, […]
There is much written about the enigmatic Ned Kelly, a book by CSIRO publishing looks to separate fact from fiction.
Before she went on a science and maths camp, 19-year-old Tayla Macdonald says, she didn’t have a huge interest in […]
Teams from around the world competed in the search and rescue mission to save a mannequin (AKA: Outback Joe) in our Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Challenge.
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