Planning space missions is traditionally a time-consuming and costly process. But the new Australian National Concurrent Design Facility (ANCDF), housed at UNSW’s Canberra campus, speeds things up so …
Wheat that’s good for guts
A new kind of wheat high in resistant starch can improve intestinal health Bowel cancer is the world’s third most common cancer. A diet that includes more resistant starch, a kind of fibre that feeds …
Radar-in-a-suitcase makes bridges safer
Assessing ageing bridges just got safer and easier, thanks to a high-tech radar device that fits inside a suitcase. Developed by Dr Lihai Zhang of The University of Melbourne as part of a …
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Australia’s Nobel Prize winner, the Square Kilometre Array and more – stories of Australian Science 2012 out now
Our latest collection, Stories of Australian Science 2012, is now online here. In the past year Australian science has continued to come of age on the global stage. Brian Schmidt won a Nobel …
Australia's Nobel Prize winner, the Square Kilometre Array and more – stories of Australian Science 2012 out now
Our latest collection, Stories of Australian Science 2012, is now online here. In the past year Australian science has continued to come of age on the global stage. Brian Schmidt won a Nobel Prize, …
Stories of Australian Science 2012
Call for stories open until 1 June 2012. We are gathering stories for our next magazine collection and online showcase of Australian science — Stories of Australian Science 2012. We’ll publish …