We’re celebrating the achievements of Deep Space Station 43 over its 50 years of space communications.
Australia’s transition to renewables is gathering speed, but there’s a looming problem with storage. We will need much more long-duration […]
A brush with cancer fuelled Cécile Paris's determination to unpack collaborative intelligence and improve how we communicate.
It’s safe to say Hannah Scott was a completely different person on her first day at our Black Mountain site. […]
All dung beetles are scarabs. Some dung beetles roll poo. Not all poo-rolling beetles are scarabs. What’s the answer to this (we)evil riddle?
The Australian Pest Genome Partnership (APGP) is producing genetic data for Australia’s top pests and weeds.
What’s it like to pack and move 12 million scientific specimens, including a fragile bird egg collection? We're about to find out.
A new landmine detection technology will be a game-changer for humanitarian landmine clearance operations worldwide.
Sensors, digital twins and the Internet of Things: the supply chains that get food to our tables are becoming smarter, faster and greener.
We’re exploring a new method for verifying tests for allergens and contaminants in food that could be used to identify contaminated products before they hit grocery shelves.
Australian scientists are warning that the Southern Ocean’s deep “overturning” circulation is slowing and headed for collapse.
We love bees for their pollination and honey production. Now there’s new buzz around another task: monitoring crops for plant viruses.
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