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Ernie Dingo visits our outback astronomy observatory – in his beloved backyard

Wajarri Yamatji Elder and Australian TV personality Ernie Dingo stopped by to check out our Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder telescope.

National Science Week: STEM in Schools & Floating Classrooms

We're celebrating our favourite time of year, National Science Week, with STEM in Schools and floating classrooms.

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Nerds and Billionaires: Let scientists out of their boxes

Breaking down barriers between scientists and business will help us to take more great Australian science from benchtop to beta to buyer.

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Innovation: the key to unleashing Australia’s potential

Dr Larry Marshall discusses how we are taking Australian innovation to the world stage.

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Top honours for our top scientists

Three of our best and brightest have been elected to the Australian Academy of Science for their outstanding contributions to research and ground-breaking discoveries.

The hunt for the Superstars of STEM to engage more women in science

More young women and girls could be encouraged to look to a career in science thanks to the new Superstars in STEM project.

The pint sized science of worms and robots

Get ready for three nights of a pint sized glimpse into the wonderful world of science, parasitic worms and all!

Flashback as old tech drifts back with the tides

A casual stroll along the beach has helped to uncover a relic of our data collection past.

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Cheers! To outstanding science at the 2016 CSIRO Awards

Our group of 5,000 amazing employees work on hundreds of innovative projects each year. Our CSIRO Awards give a well deserved pat on the back to teams and individuals who have helped Australian industry, society, and the environment.

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Our Alumni Scholarship: Bieber, baking and Brianna abroad

Our Alumni Scholarship in Physics connects young physicists with a leading research centre anywhere in the world. Find out where this year's winner went.

This Australian scientist drew every ray in the world

Lindsay Marshall illustrated 650 rays for Rays of the World, the first illustrated guide to all non-extinct species of ray.

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Marine debris and black hole hunters win big at Eureka Prizes

It's that time of year again - the glitz and glam of Australia's most prestigious science awards, the Eureka's. We're thrilled that two of our own 'hunters' took out top prizes this year.

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