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Marsquakes, messages from space, misjudged mass and Macca’s for baldness – 2018 in science was mammothly mind-blowing.
Australia needs to step up its game with getting more women into the STEM workforce. Some of our Superstars of STEM are helping do just that.
The kilogram has been redefined, changing from a physical object called the ‘Big K’ to a fundamental law of physics.
Darwin residents will be working with our scientists as we help develop sustainable cities of the future.
With global demand for battery technology set to soar, Australia is well placed to deliver the raw materials and take advantage of a battery metal bonanza.
Everybody loves rice. Everybody loves to be healthy. We’ve discovered a way to combine those two loves.
If life is a highway, would you want to ride it all night long if there were no road markings to safely guide your journey?
Asia is emerging as a major hub of agrifood industry innovation. What sort of public and private sector investments are needed to make this a win-win collaboration that strengthens both Australia and its Asian partners’ ability to innovate for a sustainable and prosperous future?
Kids are full of questions and reading about science at a young age can help them answer those questions and set them up for life. To get you started, we've picked out our top kids science books for Australian Reading Hour.
We’ve got a 15 year plan to take Australian healthcare from flab to fab, one that could make us happier, healthier, and save lives and billions of dollars along the way.
Find out who our finalists are for the Eureka Prizes (The Oscars of Australian science).
When it comes to moonshots, Artificial Intelligence, and its ability to create Society 5.0, is one we should be reaching for.
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