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National Science Week 2011

National Science Week 2011

National Science Week is an exciting 9 day long event showcasing science, technology and innovation across Australia essential to our wellbeing.

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The birthday problem

The birthday problem

In a group of 23 people, there is about a 50% chance two people will have to share their birthday, cake and all. Shocked? Let maths explain how.

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How can students get to the Galapagos Islands?

  • 13 January 2012
How can students get to the Galapagos Islands?

All they need to do is ask.

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Australia’s Chief Scientist launches National Science Week

  • 15 August 2011
Australia's Chief Scientist launches National Science Week

On Friday, 12 August Professor Ian Chubb launched a week-long festival to celebrate science across Australia.

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Maths in real life: Horses for (maths) courses

  • 20 May 2011
Maths in real life: Horses for (maths) courses

In the first part of a series that looks at maths in every day life, find out how an understanding of maths helps horses trainers every single day.

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Getting amongst nature: Following a science career outside the lab

  • 10 February 2011
Getting amongst nature: Following a science career outside the lab

Sometimes when you think of scientists, it’s easy to imagine someone sitting in a lab day in day out and never really seeing the light of day.

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The world’s best science jobs

  • 12 November 2010
The world's best science jobs

Have you ever wanted to look after animals, train a telescope at the stars or find out the future of the planet Earth? Science is stacked with exciting jobs where you can literally invent the future, learn about the past or just enjoy the present!
By Heather Catchpole

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The third law of red slime

  • 06 September 2010
The third law of red slime

Some of history’s greatest scientists reach fame through revolutionary theories, new inventions or groundbreaking discoveries. For Fox Cassidy, super-scientist status came from an experiment with red slime.

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Australian students go for gold in maths and science

  • 11 June 2010
Australian students go for gold in maths and science

Australia’s best high school students in maths and science will be going for gold as they compete at the International Science and Mathematical Olympiads next month.

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Do the sums: Be a champion

  • 28 April 2010
Do the sums: Be a champion

Shotput, hurdles, hammer throws and… maths? It might not seem to fit, but the Australasian Problem Solving Mathematical (APSM) Olympiads are now giving students the chance to be Olympic champions.

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Science for kids – How jelly beans get their flavour from the power of the sun

  • 11 March 2010
Science for kids - How jelly beans get their flavour from the power of the sun

Find out how scientific processes and the power of the sun create the flavour of your favourite Jelly Beans

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Strawberry DNA isolation

  • 14 October 2009
  • by ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology
Strawberry DNA isolation

Have you ever wanted to see what DNA actually looks like? Well try this great experiment, which shows you how to isolate the DNA of a strawberry…

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