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  • $1.5 billion and over 400 companies create d through public research
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    $1.5 billion and over 400 companies create d through public research

    13 October, 202614 October, 2026

    Australian universities, medical research institutes, and public research agencies have created hundreds of spinout businesses and over $1.5 billion in commercialisation deals over the past five years according to Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia’s (KCA) annual SCOPR® survey. And the survey shows we’re getting better at knowledge commercialisation, with a 39 per cent growth in commercialisation revenue…

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  • Giant Poo Palace. Milking snakes. Devil cancer. And the surprising beauty of slime moulds.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Giant Poo Palace. Milking snakes. Devil cancer. And the surprising beauty of slime moulds.

    20 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Sunday 23 August Highlights from the final day of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. TAS: Nature’s jewels: The tiny, enchanting world of slime moulds. QLD: Racing a contagious cancer to save the Tasmanian devil. NSW: Follow food from lips to lavatory in the giant inflatable…

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  • Indigenous gin. Seedy insurance. Platypus venom. Wikipedia’s women problem. Seniors code.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Indigenous gin. Seedy insurance. Platypus venom. Wikipedia’s women problem. Seniors code.

    20 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Saturday 22 August Highlights from day 8 of National Science Week’s 9-day week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Native bees, seaweed, and 60,000+ years of Indigenous science at Redfern. NSW: Dinosaurs, frogs, and a First Nations Science Village: two huge family-friendly events – Mount Annan & Abbotsbury….

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  • Beer science. Gay maths hero. What makes superbugs tick? Your brain while daydreaming.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Beer science. Gay maths hero. What makes superbugs tick? Your brain while daydreaming.

    19 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Friday 21 August Highlights from day 7 of National Science Week’s 9-day week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Queer eye for AI: modern mathematician explores Alan Turing’s legacy, in Sydney. QLD: Planetarium ‘pop-rock-funk’ concert explores music, misinformation, and the cosmos. TAS: Experimenting with beer – Hobart. QLD:…

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  • Limited attention. Hollywood anatomy. Blow-up broccoli. Aus-Chile astro connection. Who owns where you’ve been?
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Limited attention. Hollywood anatomy. Blow-up broccoli. Aus-Chile astro connection. Who owns where you’ve been?

    18 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Thursday 20 August Highlights from day 6 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. VIC: Why attention is a precious and limited resource. NSW: Anatomy according to Hollywood. NT: Alice Springs and Chile connect through poetry, astronomy, and our shared view of the stars VIC: Who…

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  • Molecules and monsters. Ocean feelings. Where’s wedgie? Our relationship with the cosmos.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Molecules and monsters. Ocean feelings. Where’s wedgie? Our relationship with the cosmos.

    17 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Wednesday 19 August Highlights from day 5 of National Science Week’s 9-day week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Australia’s nuclear reactor is 20 this year. How has it helped science and medicine? SA: Love, fear and algal blooms: how do you feel about the ocean? QLD: Monsters…

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  • Tassie’s dark sky. Underground farm. Robot responders. Health history in a vintage caravan.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Tassie’s dark sky. Underground farm. Robot responders. Health history in a vintage caravan.

    17 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Monday 17 August Highlights from day 3 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NATIONAL: Design a robot for disasters, oceans or space. WA: The fleet of caravans that transformed chronic disease, in Busselton. NSW: A farm under Sydney’s CBD. TAS: Indigenous astrophysicist and TikTokker and…

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  • VR meets rugby sports psychology. Real CSI jobs. Quantum careers. Snake milking. And a giant wooly gut.
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    VR meets rugby sports psychology. Real CSI jobs. Quantum careers. Snake milking. And a giant wooly gut.

    16 August, 202617 August, 2026

    Tuesday 18 August Highlights from day 4 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. QLD: Get inside the brain of a professional ruby player – Toowoomba. NSW: Stomach in stitches – giant knitted wooly gastrointestinal system highlights gut-brain link. WA: Real CSI careers STATE: Quantum leap:…

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  • Lunar food gardening. Olympic science. Stem cell art. Canberra’s adorable predators. Giant inflatable surf wave.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Lunar food gardening. Olympic science. Stem cell art. Canberra’s adorable predators. Giant inflatable surf wave.

    14 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Saturday 15 August Highlights from day 1 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Dinosaurs, displays and the Surfing Scientist: two huge family-friendly events in Sydney. QLD: Olympians, sports science and STEM in the tropics, in Cairns. ACT: Earth science (and much more) revealed in…

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  • Super-fast planes. Koala census. Female fossil rockers. Facts vs fiction in sci-fi movies. Garden with Costa.
    Media releases | National Science Week

    Super-fast planes. Koala census. Female fossil rockers. Facts vs fiction in sci-fi movies. Garden with Costa.

    14 August, 202615 September, 2026

    Highlights from day 2 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. QLD: An Aussie astronaut, a little lunar robot and super-fast aeroplanes at Gold Coast’s Airshow. SA: Help wanted for Kangaroo Island’s koala census. ACT: Snakes, space, rockets, rocks and more take over Canberra’s shopping centres….

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