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    CSL Centenary Fellowships 2026

    29 October, 202531 October, 2025

    The 2026 CSL Centenary Fellowships have been announced. See the media release in the CSL Newsroom. Find out more about the 2026 Fellows and past Fellows at https://www.cslfellowships.com.au/ Thank you CSL, for the opportunity to meet and interview each of the 20 CSL Fellows over the past decade.

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  • How galactic winds stopped star formation. Strange radio emissions. Hercules stars and the evolving Milky Way. Find gravitational waves with pulsar timing.
    Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) Media releases

    How galactic winds stopped star formation. Strange radio emissions. Hercules stars and the evolving Milky Way. Find gravitational waves with pulsar timing.

    8 July, 202523 September, 2025

    National recognition for astronomers from Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Perth. The Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) honours six astronomers at its Annual Scientific Meeting in Adelaide this week. “Our 2025 prize winners are investigating how galaxies form and evolve, and developing new tools to explore the cosmos. They are working with some of the most…

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    Media kit: CSL Centenary Fellows 2025

    24 October, 202425 October, 2024

    The 2025 CSL Centenary Fellows were announced on Thursday 24 October 2024. Read the media release about the two winners at: https://newsroom.csl.com/2024-10-23-CSL-2025-Centerary-Fellowships-Announced Read their profiles and watch their videos at https://www.cslfellowships.com.au/ Media links: For interviews contact: For further information about the CSL Centenary Fellowships visit https://www.cslfellowships.com.au/

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    Media kit: CSL Centenary Fellows 2025

    23 October, 20247 November, 2024

    The 2025 CSL Centenary Fellows were announced on Thursday 24 October 2024. Read the media release about the two winners at: https://newsroom.csl.com/2024-10-23-CSL-2025-Centerary-Fellowships-Announced Read their profiles and watch their videos at https://www.cslfellowships.com.au/ Media links: For interviews contact: For further information about the CSL Centenary Fellowships visit https://www.cslfellowships.com.au/

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  • Better Futures Forum 2024 Media releases

    Climate leaders & everyday heroes call for ambitious government action

    2 September, 20242 September, 2024

    Join them at the third Better Futures Forum 10-11 September: National Film and Sound Archive, Canberra Hear how communities are acting faster, from the ground up, demonstrating greater climate ambition than the Australian government. But we’re being held back….

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  • $27 million to map 50 million human cells and uncover genetic fingerprints of disease
    Illumina Media releases

    $27 million to map 50 million human cells and uncover genetic fingerprints of disease

    1 May, 202428 January, 2025

    Sydney, Australia, Wednesday, 1 May 2024 – Illumina, Inc. (NASDAQ: ILMN) With researchers, The Hon. David Harris MP, NSW Minister for Medical Research, Illumina, a global genomics and human health company, has partnered with the Garvan Institute of Medical Research’s TenK10K project to help transform the treatment of complex diseases, starting with autoimmune diseases, with…

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  • Gippsland plumber wins Australian astronomy medal for 400,000 star measurements over decades
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    Gippsland plumber wins Australian astronomy medal for 400,000 star measurements over decades

    1 April, 20242 June, 2024

    Every clear night for decades, Rod Stubbings from Tetoora Road in Gippsland has looked at a set of about 700 stars annually, recording changes in their brightness. He is just one of three people worldwide to have made 400,000 measurements of the brightness of variable stars. His observations have helped astronomers in over a dozen…

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  • Twin stars reveal planet-eating habits
    ASTRO 3D Media releases

    Twin stars reveal planet-eating habits

    21 March, 20243 February, 2025

    At least one in a dozen stars show evidence of planetary ingestion according to a paper published in Nature today. The international research team studied twin stars that should have identical composition. But, in about eight percent of cases, they differ, perplexing astronomers. The team, led by ASTRO 3D researchers has found that the difference…

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  • Embargoed Macquarie University Media releases

    Will the world’s mangroves, marshes and coral survive warm, rising seas this time?

    31 August, 202318 September, 2023

    Research published in Nature warns that rising seas will devastate coastal habitats, using evidence from the last Ice Age. 17,000 years ago you could walk from Germany to England, from Russia to America, from mainland Australia to Tasmania. Sea levels were about 120 metres lower than today. But, as the last Ice Age ended, the…

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  • Macquarie University Media releases

    Will the world’s mangroves, marshes and coral survive warm, rising seas this time?

    31 August, 202314 September, 2023

    Research published today in Nature warns that rising seas will devastate coastal habitats, using evidence from the last Ice Age. 17,000 years ago you could walk from Germany to England, from Russia to America, from mainland Australia to Tasmania. Sea levels were about 120 metres lower than today. But, as the last Ice Age ended,…

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