Scandium (Sc): Why Is Everyone Talking About It And How It Affects The Australian Industry? 
Scientists Discover New Pathway to Tan and Lighten Skin 
How Modern Technology is Improving Health Care (Genome and Algorithms) 
Classic vs. Modern Education – The Argument Against Choice 
Exciting New Research Explores a Third Alternative to Infectious Disease Control World authority leads ocean energy research
One of the world’s authorities on offshore oil spill countermeasures has taken the helm of
New study finds one in three jobs in Europe generated by IPR-intensive industries
The European Commission welcomed the publication of the first-ever EU-wide study of the impact of
Outback Rover helps sharpen satellite signals
A prototype autonomous vehicle, or rover, developed by CSIRO is helping scientists improve the accuracy
Advances in health technologies: Saunas
For many, saunas are the epitome of health and wellbeing luxury. Originating in Scandinavia, they
The Best of Australian Science: September 2013
It’s the time of the month once more, when we look back and and remind
Astronomers find missing link pulsar
An international team of astronomers has used X-ray telescopes in space and ground-based telescopes, including
Saving Australia’s Dodo
The legendary Dodo bird was lost to the world in the 1600’s, when it was
Seeing more than carbon for the trees
Schemes that offer economic incentives for growing trees for carbon present an opportunity to reverse
Science Weekly: dinosaurs, global time bomb, shy birds, proof of alien life
Welcome to Science Weekly!! It’s been a busy week so we’ve got some great picks
Hopeful results in latest HIV vaccine trial, but many hurdles to overcome yet
A HIV vaccine, known as SAV001-H has shown promising results in an early clinical trial,
Weekly Science Picks
Bring out your bongo drums and beat in celebration of the entirety of Volume One
Circadian Neuroscientist from the University of Oxford Explains: Why do we sleep?
Russell Foster is a circadian neuroscientist: he studies sleep and its role in our lives, examining
3D Mapping a ‘Pisa’ Cake by Australian Scientists
Australian researchers have created the first ever interior 3D map of Italy’s iconic Leaning Tower
Australia’s consumption of natural resources – a report
By Heinz Schandl, Senior Science Leader and Thomas Wiedmann, Associate Professor at University of New South Wales For some time