Dr Grishma Vadlamani helping with STEM learning in the classroom

STEM learning spreads across the country thanks to volunteers

They say the most precious thing one can give is time. National Volunteer Week is about acknowledging those that use theirs to make the world a better place.

Nina Welti is standing in front of a colourful wall

Meet Nina Welti: tracing our food supply chains

Nina Welti is on a mission to show the world where our food comes from. She is making a difference to our consumer knowledge and food production.

Plae green t-shirts on clothes hangers

Dr Xiaoqing Li: Taking the guess work out of sustainable textiles

Xiaoqing Li is researching new ways to trace the origins of fibres so people can buy sustainable textiles and trust where they've come from.

Indigenous pathways image of aquaculture.

The Winanga-y way: developing Indigenous pathways

We’re recruiting five Indigenous post-doctoral fellows in the area of agriculture and food.

A girrafe with a tag attached to it's ear.

From cows to giraffes: smart ear tags helping wildlife conservation

Smart ear tags originally used to monitor livestock are now being used to track giraffes on the African savannah.

What goes into growing healthy prawns?

Aquaculture research technician Tim Perrin take us behind-the-scenes of studying prawns across their lifecycle.

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Climate data for farmers, with the click of a button 

If a farmer could see into the future and know what climate is ahead, they may be able to better plan their crops or livestock production.

A table filled with food and photographed from above

How to make your diet more sustainable, healthy or cheap – without giving up nutrients

Substituting one food for another – no matter the reason – may not result in a healthier choice.

A birds eye view of a tractor in a field

How Australia can boost the production of grains, while lowering its carbon footprint

Australia is one of the world’s top exporters of grain. Producing it at lower emissions is crucial for global climate action.

A young person inside a farm shed holding a video camera which is pointed at a sheep. There are sheep in a fences off area and a number of people standing around the fenced off area.

Meet our roller-skating, sheep researcher: Danila Marini

Danila always wanted to work with animals but had no idea they'd end up roller skating in regional NSW working on animal science.

Balancing family and agriculture: meet our researcher Dr Jess Hyles

Dr Jess Hyles has successfully combined making a family with building a career as an agricultural scientist.

Beefing up future protein

Australian beef cattle turn low-quality feed into lots of high-quality protein for human nutrition.