New ocean-monitoring technologies delivering terabytes of data are providing a detailed insight into the workings of the ocean, and particularly […]
Sunday July 1, 2012: It’s the day that time stands still. Well, at least for one second. At 09:59:59 AEST […]
Spangled Emperor: They are yellow to yellowish brown with blue markings on the head and sides of body but the […]
It is about 30,000 light years from Earth but it is moving at an estimated 9.6 million (yes, MILLION) kilometers […]
CSIRO is looking for journalists who encourage and showcase exceptional reporting which promotes awareness of science to Australians living in […]
Here’s the latest photo from the shipyard. I’ve never seen a trailer with so many wheels! And, what we took […]
By Simon Hunter If you thought that black was chic think again, charcoal is fast becoming the colour of choice […]
Unmanned aircraft could provide vital intelligence to help Australian authorities fight natural disasters, such as the 2011 Queensland floods, thanks […]
By Crystal Ladiges A friend of mine who lives interstate recently came to stay with me for a few months. […]
By Kim Pullen – Australian National Insect Collection The edge of a leaf would not normally be a smart place […]
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA MEDIA RELEASE DISTRIBUTED Monday, 18 June 2012 A PhD student at The University of Western Australia […]
Besides being one of Australia’s leading volcano experts, Professor Richard Arculus, from the Research School of Earth Sciences, which is […]
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