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  • How does the atmosphere’s washing machine work?
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    How does the atmosphere’s washing machine work?

    22 February, 20242 June, 2024

    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 15 km above Australia and the Pacific Ocean. The CAFE-Pacific Mission aims to better understand: Flying out of Cairns in the northeast…

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    Soap made using ingredients from Country. Tested using Merck technology.

    4 August, 202314 December, 2023

    Merck travelled to the Northern Territory with the DeadlyScience team to pilot the first DeadlyLabs kit. It’s a project led by Indigenous Elders in the Robinson River region to share their knowledge, their ideas, and their care for the community. Images available for media use “It was an amazing experience for staff, students, and community….

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    Indigenous communities creating a new approach to STEM skills

    15 May, 202316 May, 2023

    An innovative chemistry, soap-making and hygiene engagement project is launching in partnership with young Indigenous scientists. MERCK’s Giorgia Todesco will travel to the Northern Territory with the DeadlyScience team to pilot the first DeadlyLabs kit. It’s a project led by Elders in the Robinson River region to share their knowledge, their ideas, and their care…

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    DeadlyScience and Merck to bring physics, chemistry, and biology experiments to young Indigenous scientists

    16 June, 202220 September, 2022

    Merck, a leading science and technology company, is proud to support DeadlyScience’s new program DeadlyLab to create STEM learning kits for students in remote areas. The kits will explore chemistry, physics, and biology with experiments based in Indigenous science. DeadlyScience was founded in 2019 by proud Kamilaroi man Corey Tutt OAM, and has delivered more…

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