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High school student Angela Rofail found a solution for the global issue of building sway and collapse using nature inspired design and a crocodile!
Our lab-grown airway cells have huge potential to understand how respiratory diseases work. It can also reduce the need for animal testing.
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!
Supercomputers in Canberra and Perth power the analysis and modelling that decision-makers rely on in national crises.
From analysing the SARS-CoV-2 genome to outlining in-demand jobs, we break down five ways we’ve employed data science in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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.
Only a small part of the ocean depths has been mapped in detail. So we must ask: “what great discoveries are still down there waiting to be uncovered?!”
After Queensland’s drought-breaking rain, we surveyed private farmland to find dried-out woodlands transformed into flower-filled, park-like landscapes.
The latest analysis of gravitational waves from an event detected by LIGO may change our understanding of neutron stars and black holes. Our ASKAP radio telescope has a key role to play in unravelling the mystery.
Citizen scientists are helping researchers with the recovery of the critically endangered Kangaroo Island dunnart after the bushfires.
Have you changed the way you interact with green spaces like parks or backyards since the pandemic? We want to hear from you.
Our scientists are working on a silent but effective stalking operation tracking COVID-19. It involves wading through our waste water.
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