Author: Milica Djekic
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Weekly Science Picks
New Sunday, new editor’s choices! In comparison with the previous one, which brought us heaps of Nobel awards, this one seems as quite peaceful and usual. But, is it? Throughout today’s selection, we will hear more about the future of Mars One project, we will also get familiar with the cyber threats of the coming…
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A Futuristic Review of Cyber Defence
Cyber age has begun in the previous century and includes everything related to the web, computers and mobile technologies. As cyberspace has been developing, some security concerns have appeared. The future of computing technologies is clear – we are going quantum. But, how would be the future of cyber defence? Let’s say, we will get…
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Weekly Science Picks
What an amazing week? The week of the Nobel prize in physics! How great is that? It’s really great, especially because the award goes for advancements in LED technologies. A team from the US and Japan share this prestigious prize. What was also funny this week is a good article on how to make a…
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Weekly Science Picks
We came to the end of one more brilliant scientific week. What this weekly review brought us are the questions as follows. Can virtual reality make us better people? Could engineers mimic the amazing camouflage abilities of the octopus? How would Australia and STEM deal? And, finally, why wet feels wet? Please stay with us…
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The Best of Australian Science: September 2014
It’s the end of September, 2014 and it our time to review the top headlights for this month. These would be our selection for the previous period. A Brief Talk with Andrea Morello, a Leading Australian Quantum Physicist by Milica Djekic Let us introduce you a leading Australian quantum physicist and probably one of the…
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Weekly Science Picks
New Sunday, new editor’s selection stories. This week brought the spring to the Southern Hemisphere and the fall to the Northern Hemisphere. It also encouraged us with a lot of new research efforts, studies and discoveries. Right now we would like to present you how the spacecraft of the future would appear, how beautiful Australia’s…
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A Brief Talk with Andrea Morello, a Leading Australian Quantum Physicist
Let us introduce you a leading Australian quantum physicist and probably one of the most promising scientists in the world. His name is Andrea Morello. He is an electrical engineer and a quantum physicist. At the moment he is Associate Professor in Quantum Nanosystems at University of NSW and a Program Manager in the ARC…
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Weekly Science Picks
It’s amazing how diverse this week has been. It brought us a lot of exciting stories, but, for this occasion, we choose only several of them. For example, what especially attracted our attention are some news from physics, the science of mindfulness, the facts about Ebola and very surprising findings about a death of Richard…
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How to protect your critical information?
In a today’s world of constantly increasing cyber threats, we should try to figure out how to stay secure and protected. Cyber systems are not the places which bring you benefits only; they can also be the cause of a lot of concerns. A modern world became too sensitive on cyber threats, so what we…
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Weekly Science Picks
Here we are at the end of one more amazing week. It’s Sunday again and we are supposed to review what happened during the last 7 days. For example, have you ever wondered how night shifts could affect you? This week is definitely a week of the museums. Did you know these days we had…
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Weekly Science Picks
It seems this first week in September brings us very interesting stories. The Northern Hemisphere is going to autumn and the Southern Hemisphere is going to spring, so let us see what we can offer for this editor’s choice. Quite exciting week, we must confirm. For instance, you may be wondering how the colour red…
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Weekly Science Picks
New Sunday, new editor’s selections stories. Well, let us see what would be the most promising and exciting news of this week. This weekly presentation covers many different areas from Australia’s biodiversity, over the idea of artificial human blood, until a nice whale migration story. Sure you will enjoy this week’s review. So, let’s begin.…
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The Best of Australian Science: August 2014
It’s the end of August, 2014 and it our time to review the top headlights for this month. This would be our selection for the previous period. From the caves to the classroom From classrooms around the country, students will embark on a digital journey exploring the iconic Jenolan Caves, an important scientific environment full…
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Weekly Science Picks
It seems we are around one more Sunday in this month. We left behind us one more fascinating and promising week and now, with the full confidence, we would like to recapitulate what have happened during the last 7 days. We are just wondering if anyone could predict that the amateur in genetics may give…