The Science behind Architecture
Architecture, in various forms, dates back to early man. But it wasn’t until the late
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Weekly Science Picks
Well, it’s my turn to pick my favourite science news this week on Australian Science.
The Future of Fertility Treatment: Advanced Embryo Selection
It is incredible just how far science and technology have come over the last few
Weekly Science Picks
Happy June! Happy World Oceans Day! Hard to believe it is June already. I finally
The Winners of the European Inventor Award 2013
European Inventor Award 2013 goes to outstanding inventors from Austria, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain and
Combating the rise of the superbugs: The health and scientific challenges of antibiotic resistance
It’s hard to imagine the world prior to antibiotics, a world where even a deep
Asteroids, extinctions, and biodiversity: Wiping the slate clean for new life to flourish
The recent meteor strike in Russia has been a rather sobering reminder that Earth has
Connecting the Quantum Dots
Last week, after I spent a couple of days in Brest, Brittany at a ESF,
Could the next generation of electronics be made with graphene?
While it may look like little more than molecular chicken wire, graphene really is wonderful
New leader of CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science division
CSIRO’s astronomy, spacecraft tracking and space science activities will be headed up by a new
Research gives digital economy a boost
CSIRO will today launch Australia’s largest publically-funded research initiative focused on the digital economy. The
Weekly Science Picks
Last weekend in January brought exciting and interesting events, reports, and readings. Monthly editorial is
Greenland ice core records provide a vision of the future
Ice cores drilled in the Greenland ice sheet, recounting the history of the last great
Unknown Corals of the Deep
Corals are some of the most beautiful things to be found under the sea, blossoming