More than 2 200 years ago, legend has it, Archimedes got into a bath and had a lightbulb moment. He […]
The Women in Astronomy Chapter of the Astronomical Society of Australia is holding its annual workshop in Canberra this week. One […]
The UN estimates that 780 million people worldwide have no clean water, and that number goes up if you include […]
Swirling dust and star-forming gas, solar explosions and dancing dishes. These are among the eight photographs and videos that have won […]
The stars look so vibrant that you could just reach out, catch them and put them in your pocket. But […]
With the first World Cup match just over (Brazil beat Croatia 3-1) and a month of games to go, no doubt we'll […]
It’s 1984. Shoulder pads, Walkmans and Macs were all the rage… and so were the Sci-Five. Well, at least in […]
We've featured our rising star Kimberley Clayfield previously, when she won a Women's Agenda Leadership Award in 2013. We'll she's […]
On Mondays, his ground-breaking radio telescope was used to hold up his mother’s washing line. He thought the Big Bang […]
It's not often we get to dress up and hit the red carpet, so when it happens we like to […]
The Eureka Prizes are to science and technology what the Oscars are to movies... without the botox. The prizes are […]
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people working in science and technology roles across the country are being encouraged to enter […]
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