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  • Evolution Festival | Media releases

    Australia will rule

    11 February, 20093 August, 2010

    Tasmania is remarkable But I do not like Sydney society That was Charles Darwin’s view of Australia according to Emeritus Professor Frank Nicholas speaking on the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth. Darwin’s 200th birthday is tomorrow, Thursday 12 February. It will be celebrated by scientists around the world, recognising the role that Darwin’s theory of…

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  • Evolution Festival | Media releases

    Big Bang to Big Bust!

    7 February, 200920 January, 2010

    The evolution of the Universe The evolution of life The end of human evolution Climate and an evolving planet These are some of the big topics that will be explored Sunday evening at a free public forum discussing evolution and its implications.

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  • Evolution Festival | Media releases

    The evolution of faith?

    5 February, 200920 January, 2010

    A church service is probably the last thing you would expect to kick off a year-long celebration of evolution-but that’s exactly what’s happening at St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Melbourne at 2 pm on Sunday 8 February.

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  • Evolution Festival | Media releases

    Eat your way through 4 billion years of evolution

    2 February, 20093 August, 2010

    Melbourne will host a unique dinner to celebrate Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday on 12 February at Melbourne Museum. Guests will eat their way through the evolutionary tree – from primordial soup, to the first life on Earth, to the mammals.

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  • Astronomy Year | Media releases

    Media alert: a year of stars and 400,000 galaxies

    27 January, 200917 April, 2012

    The Australian Launch of the International Year of Astronomy at Questacon in Canberra Australia’s Chief Scientist Professor Penny Sackett launched the 2009 International of Astronomy on 28 January at Questacon in Canberra.

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  • Australian Institute of Physics | Media releases

    From menace to Mexico, physics education gets real and revealing crystal structures

    3 December, 20083 August, 2010

    Australian technology that saves the ozone layer and reduces greenhouse gases 3 December 2008 Three medals will be presented to leading scientists in Adelaide tonight. Three CSIRO scientists will be awarded the Walsh Medal in Adelaide tonight for their work to destroy CFCs. Their approach – using a plasma reactor working at 20,000 degrees –…

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  • Astronomy Year | Australian Institute of Physics | Media releases

    Giant ice cubes; giant telescopes; and pulsars

    2 December, 200817 April, 2012

    Astronomy at the Australian Institute of Physics 18th National Congress in Adelaide The discoverer of pulsars: Jocelyn Bell Burnell The UK’s Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered pulsars by chance when she was a student. Detecting a bit of “scruff” on her chart recorder papers that tracked across the sky with the stars, Bell Burnell found that…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics | Media releases

    The world’s largest solar plant, the sun and climate change, the physics of violins and the Large Hadron Collider

    1 December, 200820 January, 2010

    Stories from the Australian Institute of Physics 18th National Congress in Adelaide The nation’s physicists are meeting in Adelaide this week. Some of the topics on the agenda are: Solar power Michael Geyer, Abengoa Solar will talk about introducing concentrated solar power on the international energy market. This Spanish company is building the world’s largest…

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  • Australian Institute of Physics | Media releases

    The world's largest solar plant, the sun and climate change, the physics of violins and the Large Hadron Collider

    1 December, 2008

    Stories from the Australian Institute of Physics 18th National Congress in Adelaide The nation’s physicists are meeting in Adelaide this week. Some of the topics on the agenda are: Solar power Michael Geyer, Abengoa Solar will talk about introducing concentrated solar power on the international energy market. This Spanish company is building the world’s largest…

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  • Burness | Media releases

    Immediate action needed to help forests and forest-dependent communities adapt to climate change and avoid potential disasters

    29 November, 20083 August, 2010

    A new report released today by the Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) says immediate measures are necessary to ensure vulnerable forests and those that rely on them for their livelihood aren’t subject to the devastating effects of climate change.

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