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 Postcard from Spitzer: weather on 2M2228 is hot and cloudy
Long distance weather reports are now a commonality. The report for 2MASSJ22282889-431026 is somewhat unusual.
Science Expo: Enrich, Empower, Explore
The Science Expo Youth Empowerment Group (SEYEG) is a student run, non-profit organization which aims
Weekly Science Picks
Welcome to some of this week’s best science happenings on the interweb space! The first
Study on actual and self-reported measures of Facebook use
A cross-post ∞. Thanks to prof. Rey Junco, a faculty associate at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
Best of Australian Science: February 2013
February brought many exciting events, visits, conferences, interviews, and a bevy of intriguing articles written by
Climate Change, Resilience, Communication
Climate Change Last week I listened to a webinar on climate change discussing findings of
Andromeda and the 13 Dwarfs
Astronomy is quite notorious for being full of things we don’t entirely understand. Sometimes it
Science Weekly Picks
Being responsible for picking the week’s most interesting science stories is a fun and fascinating
Connecting the Quantum Dots
Last week, after I spent a couple of days in Brest, Brittany at a ESF,
Talking the Language of Science
I have mentioned before that part of the reason why I like science so much
Perth established as one of world’s top five geothermal cities
Established in 2009 with funding support of A$2.3 million from the Government of Western Australia, WAGCOE brought
Australia’s first rainforest research ‘Supersite’ opens for business
Following three years of research and planning, CSIRO and the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)
Interstellar travel: how to spot a ‘starman’ going by
Massive objects moving at near light speeds do not occur naturally in the universe as
Weekly Science Picks
Ah, the end of the week. Time to relax, unwind, and look over the most