Australian Institute of Physics Congress

UK researcher Anthony Brown reported on the IceCube neutrino telescope under construction at the South Pole. The first stages are […]

David Karoly will rebut the common arguments and misinformation that question the role of human activity, particularly increasing concentrations of

By Vivien Lee Anyone can discover a neutron star in their own home, says the director of the Einstein@Home Project,

Melbourne physicists are trying to detect the undetectable – by searching for signs of its demise. Nicole Bell and her

By James Mitchell Crow US researchers are beginning to understand how copper oxides can transmit electricity with no power loss

Discoveries in diagnosing diseases, finding new clues to detect climate change and the structural soundness of materials have all emerged

Solar flares could have temporarily worsened the hole in the ozone layer, particularly in the southern hemisphere, says Marc Duldig

In March 1989, six million people in the Canadian province of Quebec suffered a nine-hour blackout due to currents induced

By James Mitchell Crow Australian-based researchers have recreated inside their laboratory the atmospheric conditions that cause auroras. One day the