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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!
Hear from one of our Indigenous STEM Awards winners, Josh Loyd on the value of Indigenous thought in STEM careers and encouraging the next generation.
Set your sights on the next generation leading the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) game. We’ve announced the winners!
Our oceans and atmosphere researcher Jess Melbourne-Thomas could be named Australian of the Year 2020.
His passions for his culture and learning through technology led Torres Strait Islander man, Rhett Loban, to his latest creation.
A tool to capture whale sounds and share them with the community and an app to help keep you cool in the city. These were the winning ideas from GovHack.
Atmospheric and climate scientist Dr Helen Cleugh has been elected as a fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering.
Two of our researchers – Dr Britta Denise Hardesty and Dr Jess Melbourne-Thomas – are in the running for Australian of the Year Tasmania 2020.
This World Maritime Day, we look at women who (em)power the science on our research vessel Investigator.
Edible experiments, explosions and splat paintings. Chemistry has taken Dr Laura Kuhar from diamond mines back to the classroom, where she shares her love of science.
Cathy Foley reflects on the importance of leadership in science as the buzz from Australian Museum Eureka Prizes still lingers.
Tracking diseases, protecting soldiers and engaging underrepresented communities in science. Our stars nominated as finalists in this year’s Eureka Prizes.
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