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Beauty of Biology
The exhibition, ‘Through the Lens’, features stunning photographs captured through the lenses of microscopes, cameras, DNA sequencing and other scientific equipment by scientists in the course of conducting their medical…
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Indigenous Astronomy Symposium uncovers the stories and science of the night sky
The exhibition and symposium brought together several partners including AIATSIS, the CSIRO, Curtin University, the International Centre for Radio Astronomy (ICRAR), Yamaji Art and the Mid West Development Commission.
AIATSIS co-hosted…
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