Research leads to food and sport deals
The commercialisation of CSIRO research and technology reached an important milestone last week with agreements
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2014 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science
The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are Australia’s national annual awards for recognition of outstanding
Science & Cooking
I can hardly think of a more appealing nexus of the sciences, for most of
Chocolate bytes with virtual mouth this Easter
Here’s something to chew over. Easter chocolates, along with our favourite everyday foods, could taste
Years of Living Dangerously – the New Series on Climate Change
Ever since Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth came out to critical accolades, Conservative scorn and
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Well, it’s Sunday again. It’s our time to recapitulate all the scientific contributions, ideas, events
Media Studies: new media and new literacies
Many commentators agree that the field of media studies will become more and more important
How a Young Sigmund Freud Researched & Got Addicted to Cocaine
As David Bowie had his cocaine period, so too did Sigmund Freud, beginning in 1894
New tool for galactic archaeology
Reconstructing the history of our Galaxy has just become a whole lot easier, thanks to
Beautiful Equations
Like many right-brained people, artist and critic Matt Collings finds higher math mystifying, a word
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We have come to the end of one more week and it’s time to summarise
Whatever You Are, Be a Good One
From Tolstoy to Tumblr, a compendium of timeless wisdom on life. In March of 1884,
Peak Data – coming to a network near you
CSIRO has released a report on “spectrum crunch” and the role of ubiquitous connectivity in