The Occupation of Parents Defines Kid’s Results at School
Children who have at least one parent working in IT, business or engineering are the
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State of the Climate 2014: A clear picture of Australia’s climate
A definitive report on observed changes in long term trends in Australia’s climate has been
Google’s Military Robots are Here
Computers and robots will become smarter and more adept than human beings in 15 years
New grants to accelerate research uptake
Queensland’s researchers, scientists and their commercial partners are encouraged to apply for grants of up
Quantum Entanglement Animated
PhD Comics has released the third video in an animated series explaining Quantum concepts and
Harvard Free Online Courses
A quick note: Shaye J.D. Cohen, a professor of Hebrew Literature and Philosophy at Harvard,
Rocks around the clock: asteroids pound tiny star
Asteroids hit the Earth, the Moon and even, it seems, distant stars. Scientists using CSIRO’s
The Art of Restoring Classic Films
Why have cinephiles, from the era of Laserdiscs through that of DVDs and now Blu-rays,
“Natural” vs “Organic”: What is the Difference?
“Natural” vs “Organic”: What is the difference? Both sound healthy and good. In fact, most
New analysis promises better weed management of the Lake Eyre Basin
A new cost-effective weed management analysis has been developed to help protect one of the
The Importance of Mathematics Teaching in Australian Education
There is a concerning question nowadays in Australia which started as a debate of University
Pilbara marine health check – good and bad news
A health and wellbeing check up of World Heritage-listed reef ecosystems in the Pilbara region
How Does Bacteriography Work?
Stephen Fry is taking part in a curious science experiment. It involves creating a portrait
Researchers to debunk super spending myths
Researchers from CSIRO and Monash University in Melbourne are putting the spending habits of retirees