The Materials that Won the Nobel Prize: Deanna D’Alessandro on M...
What are MOFs you may ask? How did they win the Nobel? And why are they so important? Read More
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AI and the End of Humanity? Exploring the Existential Debate
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we live, work, and communicate, but could it one day threaten…
Is your Sunscreen actually working?
It's that time of year again with sunny skies, beach trips and of course... Sunscreen. Eleanor…
What Ants Can Teach Us About Teamwork
As humans team grow, individual effort often drops, a phenomenon known as the Ringelmann effect, but…
Music shapes our imagination and sense of social connection
We humans just love listening to music. It keeps us company, helps get us through the…
Pharmacists workforce shortage in remote areas
Communities in rural and remote Australia are facing pharmacy workforce shortages, according to research coming out…
The Science of Chocolate
Chloë Nelson LOVES chocolate. She also loves science, technology, engineering, maths, and art. Read More
Dr Vanessa Pirotta in the running for a Eureka Prize
59 finalists for the Australian Museum Eureka Prize are in! The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes are…
Powerful Russian earthquake prompts tsunami warnings and evacuations a...
Multiple nations across the Pacific have been issued with widespread tsunami warnings after a powerful magnitude-8.8…
What Is Dopamine?
Ever find yourself scrolling through your phone non-stop even though you have more important tasks to…
Actions for Water – a deeper understanding – with Sharmila...
Actions for Water at the Tin Sheds Gallery is an amazing exhibition that combines the work of architects, artists and cartographers in an amazing display of visual, sounds and smells, showcasing real plants from different hydrolic biosphere and ecologies in general. Read More
A year on from the Women in STEM ambassador program
We spoke with Maria Vieira, Lecturer in Education Futures at the University of South Australia about…