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Penny Whetton made the lives of those around her richer, more interesting and more human. Her death leaves a massive void.
Two of our researchers – Dr Britta Denise Hardesty and Dr Jess Melbourne-Thomas – are in the running for Australian of the Year Tasmania 2020.
Humblebrag warning! We're the reason you're not mauled by mozzies. And that you can put your money through the wash (not in the money-laundering sense). So how much do you know about our quirkiest inventions?
Edible experiments, explosions and splat paintings. Chemistry has taken Dr Laura Kuhar from diamond mines back to the classroom, where she shares her love of science.
Some bloomin' awesome beats to brighten your day and put a spring in your step! 🌼
For Father's Day we spoke to a few of our working dads to find out how our flexible work arrangements support them to do the best job they can.
Cathy Foley reflects on the importance of leadership in science as the buzz from Australian Museum Eureka Prizes still lingers.
Love your bugs and insects? With the help of our social community we've pulled together a playlist full of positively fly tunes.
Tracking diseases, protecting soldiers and engaging underrepresented communities in science. Our stars nominated as finalists in this year’s Eureka Prizes.
A gulf is opening up between nations seizing the initiative on technology and those waiting to see what will happen. Opinion piece by Dr Larry Marshall.
There ain't no party like a space party! It’s been 50 years since Australia helped broadcast humankind’s first steps on the Moon around the world. See how our Parkes and Tidbinbilla sites celebrated.
Where were you when humans first stepped on the Moon? If you weren't alive, how has that 'giant leap' shaped your life? We asked our staff for their best Moon memories ...
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