Renewable Energy Update: Smelting Steel with Lower Emissions
This week, Dr Matt Wright spoke to Jack Gembitsky about multinational energy company Fortescue Future Industries,…
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Restoration project of a million hectares of kelp forests
Kelp forests around the world are shrinking. These forests are underwater jungles of brown algae that…
AI and bees: a game changing solution to better fruit farming
Do you like strawberries? Well, you can thank the humble bee for that. Bees and other…
Renewable Energy Update: UNSW wins Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
This year, researchers at the University of New South Wales won the Queen Elizabeth Prize for…
How does skin repair after a sunburn?
You’re out at the beach or walking in the glorious sunshine. You realise you’ve been in…
Black Holes As Time Machines
Through the enduring popularity of science fiction, from Star Trek to Interstellar, time travel has long…
Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough
On December 5th, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the United States, made a major…
Production of Minerals for Green Energy Could Put Indigenous Australia...
A new study has found that 54% of mineral production associated with transitional or green energy…
PM’s Prize for Science Awarded to UNSW Professor
On Monday 21st November, scientists and other influential Australians gathered in Canberra for the Prime Minister’s…
Art + Information nights at the Seymour Centre
Art sparks big ideas. Art + Information at the Seymour Centre celebrates the relationship between Art,…
Human identification and Next Generation Authentication
Human authentication systems are in rapid change. From keycards to facial scanning to biometric fingerprinting, authentication…
The Naturalist
Allan Riverstone McCulloch was a man of many talents. He was a leading scientist, an illustrator…