Contributions from citizen scientists who look for orchids are incredibly valuable in orchid research because they cover much more ground than a handful of experts.
Science isn't seasonal, but to get you through summer we’ve created a list of wonderful reads to inspire, excite and enjoy.
Seaweed pressing is a serious science and a hobby you can do at the beach. Our algae researcher Dr Anusuya Willis shows us how.
A new virtual reality tool allows our researchers to take a walk on the wild side to better study some of our endangered ecosystems.
We are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to help identify harmful algae in waterways.
Recovering important historical genetic data has been severely impeded by the methods used to preserve specimens.
Ying Luo has a passion for teeny tiny insects - from golden ants to micro moths.
Together with our research partners, we have given scientific names to 150 new species in the past year.
Australian research teams and their Vietnamese counterparts are collaborating on digitally transformative projects to deliver lasting social, economic and environmental impacts in Vietnam.
CSIRO is calling for citizen scientists to help digitise specimens of flies, mayflies, caddisflies, bugs, butterflies and more.
Stepping out of the classroom and diving into whale shark research at Ningaloo has inspired a new generation of budding marine scientists from Exmouth District High School.
Our research vessel (RV) Investigator departs Darwin today for a 45-day voyage of biodiversity discovery in the tropical waters of the Indian Ocean.
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