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    Wow, wow, wow. Galaxies collide and tumble in a cosmic dance: Webb reactions

    13 July, 202225 October, 2022

    Aussie astronomers react to NASA Webb first images. Media contacts: Niall Byrne, niall@scienceinpublic.com.au, orJane Watkins, jane@scienceinpublic.com.au, Nearly 40 researchers across Australia are eagerly awaiting data from Webb for their projects. Many of them are available to talk on Tuesday about what they hope to see with Webb and about their reaction to the first pictures

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    Source of ancient Martian rocks found using Perth supercomputer

    13 July, 202220 September, 2022

    Now we can sample other planets without leaving homePublished in Nature Communications Images Video Supporting information Five to ten million years ago an asteroid smashed into Mars. It created a massive crater and propelled a chunk of ancient Martian crust into space as a new meteorite, which eventually crashed into Africa. We now know where…

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    President Biden to release first pics from the $US10 billion James Webb Space Telescope Tuesday 12 July, 7.30 am AEST

    12 July, 202225 October, 2022

    What will Australians see with Webb? Aussie astronomers available for interviews in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Canberra. They’re using Webb to look for the first stars, the first galaxies, baby planets, massive black holes. Media contacts: Niall Byrne, niall@scienceinpublic.com.au, 0417-131-977 orJane Watkins, jane@scienceinpublic.com.au, 0425 803 204 Over the past 30 years, Hubble has transformed…

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    First James Webb pictures – comments from Australian users

    11 July, 202213 July, 2022

    Professor Karl Glazebrook, Swinburne University/ASTRO 3D Dr. Elisabete da Cunha, UWA/ICRAR/ASTRO 3D Dr Nicha Leethochawalit, University of Melbourne/ ASTRO 3D, Dr. Kathryn Grasha, ANU/ASTRO 3D Professor Peter Tuthill, University of Sydney Dr Benjamin Pope, University of Queensland Professor James Miller-Jones, Curtin University Dr Christophe Pinte, Monash University, Melbourne Professor Simon Driver, UWA, Perth Associate Professor…

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  • Curtin University Media releases Nature

    Protected: Source of ancient Martian rocks found using Perth supercomputer

    8 July, 202213 June, 2023

    There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

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  • Media releases

    ‘I saw cancer cells just popping up at me’

    7 October, 202120 September, 2022

    On this page: Media release Images of microscope slides and researchers Smart microscope slides detect cancer: invented at La Trobe, trialled at Peter Mac, made at ANFF, published in Nature. A new microscope slide that can be used with any optical microscope may forever change how we identify cancer cells, according to a paper published…

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    Rethinking eating disorders from the inside out

    20 September, 20214 October, 2021

    Australia’s first national research and translation strategy for a mental health disorder Online launch 10:15 am AEST, Tuesday 21 September 2021: media welcome, https://www.streamgate.co/insideout-institute/ At least a million Australians affected by eating disorders, but only about 200,000 receive evidence-based treatment Leading psychiatric cause of death Anorexia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia Nervosa and other eating…

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  • Media releases Monash Energy Institute

    Sugar coating opens a path to low cost lithium sulfur batteries

    10 September, 20214 October, 2021

    Offering the potential to: Drive an electric vehicle from Melbourne to Sydney on a single charge Create lightweight batteries for drones and submarines Unlock new avenues in aviation and maritime industries Produce batteries in Australia with Australian lithium, without using cobalt and rare earth minerals. Images Supporting information Media release below

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    50+ countries, 300 physicists meet to address global shortage of women in physics

    11 July, 20218 September, 2021

    11 July 2021 We need all our best brains to solve global challenges. And we need to empower women who want an intellectual life to explore big ideas. But, over 99 per cent of physics students at Burkina Faso’s largest university are male no women have graduated in physical sciences at The University of El…

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  • Exclude from Home Page The International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) Women in Physics

    IUPAP speaker call out

    7 July, 20218 September, 2021

    We’re assisting with media liaison for the 7th IUPAP International Conference on Women in Physics next week.  We understand that you will be speaking at a session of the conference. We’re working with the organising committee to bring the ideas and issues discussed at the conference to a wide public audience via media and social…

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