Tag: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science
The passing of a great Australian scientist
Professor Frank Fenner, one of Australia’s most renowned scientists has passed away aged 95.
Read More »Flipping the switch in the protein factory
The combination of two letters has changed the scope of biotechnology around the world, and in the process, won its inventor Australia’s top science prize.
Read More »All blood and bones
From discovering evidence of reproductive methods in 380 million year old fossils, to the production of blood cells in our bodies today, two of Australia’s top scientists have been honoured in the 2010 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science.
Read More »Top science teachers inspired by history
With Australia facing a decline in the number of students choosing to study science, two of our top teachers agree the formula to solve this problem is simple: real, hands-on experiments equals engaged and excited students.
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