Galaxies and stars developed faster after the Big Bang than expected Detailed pictures of one of the very first galaxies show growth was much faster than we thought An international research …
Talk to your family on Sunday, World Hearing Day, about their hearing issues. Help is available.
Sunday is World Hearing Day. Many people wait too long to act with hearing issues that could be improved. MindEar’s audiologists and tinnitus researchers are available for media interviews Saturday …
How does the atmosphere’s washing machine work?
A German aircraft flying out of Cairns is measuring the chemistry of the clouds above Australia and the Pacific. FEBRUARY 23, 2024: This week, a German research aircraft is sampling air up to …
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Help is available for 1.5 million Australians with serious tinnitus
Let them know during International Tinnitus Awareness Week, from 5 to 11 February. …
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What killed the King of the Apes
Giganto were the biggest apes that have ever been – 3 metres tall and weighing in at 250 kg. Related to orang-utans, and distantly to humans, they died out over 200,000 years ago at a time when other …
Train your brain to overcome tinnitus
An app can change the lives of those affected by tinnitus …
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We achieved gender parity in astronomy in just five years
... all while discovering how the Universe evolved, how galaxies form and where the elements come from. Around the world, research agencies are struggling to achieve gender parity. A paper …
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Gas-rich baby galaxies set the early universe alight
New images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have helped Australian astronomers unlock secrets of how infant galaxies started an explosion of star formation in the very early …
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Will you see a sawfish next week?
From Perth across the North to Sydney tell us if you do or don’t see a sawfish for National Sawfish Sighting Week October 23-29, 2023 Sawfish are remarkable creatures that detect the electrical …
Shifting lifestyle trends boost Victorians’ demand for energy
Monash University’s Emerging Technologies Research Lab unveils massive shifts in future household energy demands in a new report published today. The pivotal study offers energy distribution networks …
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Finding the exact location of a power fault in minutes
New technology that could help restore power quickly even on high bushfire risk days Some of Victoria’s worst bushfires have been started by power lines. So, power distribution companies have …
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Does a brain in a dish have moral rights?
Inventors of brain-cell-based computer work with international team of ethicists exploring ethical applications of bio-computing No longer limited to the realm of science fiction, bio-computing is …
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