Our Galaxy’s ‘Geysers’ Are Towers of Power
“Monster” outflows of charged particles from the centre of our Galaxy, stretching more than halfway
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Evolution of flying bat clue to cancer and viruses
The genes of long-living and virus resistant bats may provide clues to the future treatment
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Ocean science robot revolution hits symbolic millionth milestone
An innovative global observing system based on drifting sensors cycling from the surface to the
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EPO and SIPO launch Chinese-English machine translation for patents
Brussels, 6 December 2012 — Breaking new ground in providing access to the most comprehensive
SoilMapp: one small step for apps one giant leap for soil science
Australia’s national soil databases can now be accessed in real time online through a new
The Case for Neptune
Take a moment to consider Neptune. The eighth planet in our solar system, the planet
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Citizen Scientists An interesting report released last week from the UK Environmental Observation Framework reveals the benefit
Turn Back Time
Recall the outrageously cool movie from the 1980s, Back to the Future? Marty McFly and
Victoria Prize for Science and Innovation awarded
Thursday 22 November 2012 Minister for Innovation, Services and Small Business Louise Asher today announced
Queensland competition winner touring CSIRO’s research vessel
Nearly three years ago a 10-year-old Queensland primary school student beat the rush of entries
New Internet Exchange Point Launched 16 November in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
[Washington, D.C. and Geneva, Switzerland] — A new Internet Exchange Point (IXP) was launched on