Interronauts | Episode 3: Gate-crashing gut flora, storing movies on DNA, Arthropods of Our Homes, & titanium bones

Jesse, Sophie, and Adrian get together to chat about the uninvited microbes that stumble into our guts, storing films on DNA, the mutations behind mirror movement disorder, and CSIRO's 3D printing of a titanium sternum We also speak with Michelle Trautwein about her new project 'Arthropods of Our Homes'.

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Quiz: February in science news

Earth-like planets, Antarctic sea voyages, 3D-printed body parts and a big buzz about bees - February was a huge month in science news. How well do you remember the discoveries of last month?

Interronauts | Episode 2: Spartan ants, graphene from soybeans, VNs, and a chat with Antarctica

Episode 2 of Interronauts—the CSIRO podcast—has Jesse, Sophie, and Adrian discussing new ways to make graphene, the reliability of VPNs, and chatting with Asaesja Young live (podcast live) from Antarctica!

Interronauts | Pilot Episode: Whale Menopause, Panda Thumbs, Frisky Wrens, and Antarctic Voyages

In the pilot episode of Interronauts, the CSIRO podcast, Jesse, Sophie, and Adrian talk about menopausal whales, panda thumbs, Tasmanian tiger brains, and frisky wrens. They also have a chat with Dr Lisa Harvey-Smith about the launch of the new ASKAP radio telescope, and discuss research around CSIRO: mouse plagues and trips to Antarctica.

We're taking our relationship with the US to the next level as we open our new office in Silicon Valley. Image: Jesse Hawley

CSIRO US is open for business

We're taking our relationship with the US to the next level as we open our new office in Silicon Valley.

Flashback as old tech drifts back with the tides

A casual stroll along the beach has helped to uncover a relic of our data collection past.

Cheers! To outstanding science at the 2016 CSIRO Awards

Our group of 5,000 amazing employees work on hundreds of innovative projects each year. Our CSIRO Awards give a well deserved pat on the back to teams and individuals who have helped Australian industry, society, and the environment.

A Brave New Summer: Our Facebook fans cook up some Aussie inventions

We put our Facebook followers to the test to come up with some swanky summer inventions. Here's what we received.

Our new look façade is more than just a pretty face, generating solar energy that we can use on site to reduce our energy use and costs

Our Energy Centre gets a solar facelift

Our world-class Energy Centre has a had a face lift - sporting new solar photovoltaic technology which will save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 23 tonnes per annum.

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Caption this spider!

Score three tickets to the 18+ after-hours Jurassic Lounge Halloween special event Spiders: Alive & Deadly by captioning this spider image. T&Cs apply.

Students investigating the best combinations of wood for starting a fire as part of the Year 8 Fire - A Burning Question Inquiry.

Inspiring students with hands-on Indigenous science

Our Inquiry for Indigenous Science Students (I2S2) program is providing hands-on learning for students and teachers.

The new stamp sheet from The Netherlands and Beyond series focuses on the unique and centuries-long relationship between the Netherlands and Australia. Credit: PostNL

Putting our stamp on history

The Netherlands have issued a new stamp series showcasing the unique 400 year relationship between the Netherlands and Australia - and we've made the cut!