When 7-year-old Sophie wrote to Australia's leading science agency and asked for a dragon, we knew it was time to step up our dragon R&D program.
By Wilna Vosloo, Principal investigator FMD risk management. Co-authored by Dr Juan Lubroth, Chief Veterinary Officer, Food and Agriculture Organization of […]
What does a modern day scientist say to express that eureka moment when they discover a new jellyfish species? Just ask Sheldon.
By Mala Gamage and Kai Knoerzer In recent years a number of emerging or new food processing technologies have been […]
Part of the Biosecurity Series By John Lowenthal and Andrew Bean Zoonoses are diseases that have the ability to spread from animals […]
Part of the Biosecurity Series By Gary Fitt, Director of CSIRO’s Biosecurity Flagship When our biosecurity scientists introduce themselves to people […]
At the surface, it is home to white sharks, southern bluefin tuna, and marine mammals including blue whales and sealions […]
By Owain Edwards and Raphael Didham. We have just returned from a month collecting insects in the National Heritage-listed Kimberley […]
By Linfa Wang, Science Leader in Virology and Gary Crameri, Virologist, Australian Animal Health Lab The last 30 years have seen […]
There are about 400 species of March fly in Australia. Some of these feed on flower nectar and pollen but the majority prefer a helping of blood.
Video transcript is available here. Protecting the future of Aussie aquaculture farming through new sensor technology Whether you prefer your […]
By Jayden Malseed When most people picture a suit, they probably think of a smartly dressed person in a business […]
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