Could nose cells treat spinal cord injuries?
Scientists developing robust method to treat spinal cord injuries using nose cells Researchers have designed a new way to grow […]
Media releases
Macquarie University, Media releases
Beatrix Potter, pioneering scientist; using whales and fish to trace emerging viruses; travelling back in time; and uniting women in earth and environmental sciences
Female scientists have played a critical role in many scientific discoveries throughout history, but their contributions have often been overlooked.
Saving our species and the future of weeds: protecting biodiversity in a changing climate
Biodiversity Node at Macquarie University wins 2017 BHERT Award for Outstanding Collaboration for National (Non-Economic) Benefit New South Wales is
Macquarie University, Media releases
Microbial mass movements: the millions of species we ignore at our peril
Science paper Friday, 15 September 2017 Background information below. More high-res images available below. Wastewater, tourism, and trade are moving
What are your gut bugs telling you to do?
What fly guts could reveal about our health: microbes in the gut can influence diet and reproduction, and the changes
Fresh Science, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Media releases
Blood reveals Great Barrier Reef sharks as homebodies
Small Australian sharks have been exposed as bigger homebodies than previously thought, in a study that took an existing chemical
Media releases, The Australia-Indonesia Centre
Putting a window and lasers in a ship’s hull
Melbourne and Indonesian scientists work to improve shipping efficiency Scientists available for interview in Bahasa Indonesia and English. Video overlay
Fresh Science, Media releases
Interpretative dance coaxes bees into quick decisions on nest sites
Wednesday 9 July 2014 Video and photos of bees available Scientist available for interview Dr James Makinson evicts bees from
Centenary, Media releases
Sydney doctor inaugurates $4-million Chair to explore a hidden organ
Revealing the cells that make and police our 80,000 km internal transport network. Sydney doctor and philanthropist Tom Wenkart will
Oz Research of Note
Oz research of note, 16 January, 2012
A fly named in honour of Beyoncé; plum extracts as food preservatives; and the crucial role of social media during