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Success! The world’s largest scientific experiment ever built records the first particle collisions in Switzerland.
At 14:22 on Monday 23rd November 2009, the first clear evidence of a collision of particles was recorded from each of the two counter-rotating beams of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)…
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What is Nanotechnology?
Nanotechnology is often considered one of the newest fields of science and has been born as a result of scientists new found ability to control matter (atoms and molecules) one…
Read More »Scientists Speaking on Nanotechnology: Professor Tanya Monro
Professor Tanya Monro of the University of Adelaide discusses how using nanotechnology could make the costly visual inspection in preventative aircraft maintenance a thing of the past.
Read More »Contributions of astronomy to all of science (and vice versa)
Professor Sackett reflects on the contributions that astronomy has made to all of science as part of the International Year of Astronomy.
Read More »The Changing face of Collaboration: striving to succeed, not just to win
The Chief Scientist for Australia, Professor Sackett addresses the 2009 Pathfinders – The Innovator’s Conference.
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