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 WHO targets elimination of TB in over 30 countries
WHO nowadays, together with the European Respiratory Society (ERS), presented a new framework to eliminate
Ernest Hemingway’s Summer Camping Recipes
With regard to writing, Ernest Hemingway was a man of simple tastes. Were I to
Isaac Asimov on Optimism vs. Cynicism about the Human Spirit
Why cynicism is, above all, a disservice to our own happiness. “As long as there
Weekly Science Picks
It seems we come to the end of this week before we left the previous
New insights into pain relief drugs
Scientists from the Research School of Biology have opened the door to a new world
Biological agent closing in on weedy rampant escapee
Sticky snakeroot, Mexican devil or Crofton weed – call it what you want – since
The Speech Accent Archive: The English Accents of People Who Speak 341 Different Languages
Over the years, I’ve met with several foreign speaking partners. Through conversation, I learn their
Picasso on Intuition, How Creativity Works, and Where Ideas Come From
“To know what you’re going to draw, you have to begin drawing.” “Inspiration is for
Jean-Paul Sartre Rejects the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1964: “It Was Monstrous!”
In a 2013 blog post, the great Ursula K. Le Guin quotes a London Times
The Best of Australian Science: June 2014
It’s the end of June, 2014. It’s our time to summarise what we have done
Interview: Henry Story, a Social Web architect and Polymath
Henry Story studied Analytic Philosophy at Kings College London, Computing at Imperial College, worked for
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Here we are at the end of one more impressive scientific week. The things appear
Leo Tolstoy’s Family Recipe for Macaroni and Cheese
In 1874, Stepan Andreevich Bers published The Cookbook and gave it as a gift to
The Vaccination Debate: Answers to Common Questions about Vaccination Safety
Vaccinations are not mandatory in Australia, yet it is relatively standard for most children to