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Battling Southern Ocean swells in the name of science
From the humid Vietnamese coastline to the icy depths of the Southern Ocean, marine scientist Dr Jodie Smith from Geoscience Australia is studying Earth’s deepest and darkest secrets.
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11 Questions with a NASA Engineer
Meet Noel – a 27 year old astronautical engineer who works with NASA’s super computers to find a new way to land on Mars. Read the interview to learn about the possibility of humans on Mars, how physics affects our everyday lives and the role of rockets, parachutes and airbags in space.
Read More »Planting the seeds for a career in science
From high school to PhD, plant molecular biologist Joanna Sundstrom tells her story about a successful, and interesting, career in science.
Read More »L’Oreal Australia For Women in Science Fellowships – Rowena Martin
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Rowena Martin from the Australian National University/The University of Melbourne.
Read More »L’Oreal Australia For Women in Science Fellowships – Deanna D’Alessandro
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Deanna D’Alessandro from the University of Sydney.
Read More »L’Oreal For Women in Science Fellowships – Marie-Liesse Asselin-Labat
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Marie-Liesse Asselin-Labat from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne.
Read More »Sport and science: Winning athletes gold
When an Olympic athlete gets hurt training, one of the best recovery tools is a simple chemical compound found all around us – water.
Read More »Scientists speaking on nanotechnology: Dr Åsa Jämting
Dr Åsa Jämting discusses the development of new laboratory at the National Measurement Institute to set the standard of measurement for particles that are only billionths of a metre in size.
Read More »L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships
Professor Sackett recently sent a congratulatory video message to the winners of the L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships.
Read More »L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships – Zenobia Jacobs
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Zenobia Jacobs from the University of Wollongong.
Read More »L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships – Tamara Davis
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Tamara Davis from the University of Queensland and University of Copenhagen.
Read More »L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships – Marnie Blewitt
The L’OREAL Australia For Women in Science Fellowships were recently announced. Read on to find out about one of the winners, Marnie Blewitt from the The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne.
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