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Axing 63 roles at Callaghan Innovation will drive essential skills out of the country and undermine Government growth agenda
Biohybrid Hand Gestures With Human Muscles
Stronger, safer, smarter: pioneering Zinc-based dissolvable implants for better bone repair
Researchers control metal microstructure for better 3D printing
OpenAI’s new ‘deep research’ agent is still just a fallible tool – not a human-level expert
A Sci-Fi Epic in Verse: The Trilogy That’s Redefining the Future of Poetry
Discussion paper shows Australia needs R&D reform urgently
Chaotic springs, long summers mean uncertainty for NY grape growers
More Women Directors Than Ever Before
Antarctic Report Released
International Day Of Women And Girls In Science
Global experiences: Yasmeen’s year abroad in South Korea
All-women science team seeks blue carbon answers from sediment, water and plants
AdvanCell Enters Into Strategic Collaboration with Lilly to Advance Novel Targeted Alpha Therapies for the Treatment of Cancer
AgForce Outraged – Keep Sheep Opportunity
A Fresh Start for Queensland: Prosecutors get $6M to reduce DNA backlog as former FBI expert joins FSQ review 
Update – Inskip Crocodile Sighting
Budget Chance To Tackle ‘missing Middle’ Of Aus Innovation
Shifting Landscapes due to the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Japan
Quantum Year launched overnight by UNESCO in Paris
Why are rubies red and emeralds green? Their colors come from the same metal in their atomic structure
Evolito selected to Supply Electric Propulsion Motors for Flying Whales’ Innovative Airships
Inskip Crocodile Sighting
Where nature meets beauty: Bioten launches next-gen skincare line in Australia
Supercharging literacy & numeracy achievement through te reo Māori
Nominations Open For Women’s Honour Roll
Half a million dollars to fight off flies in WA tourist towns
Demolition crews onsite to assist in extinguishing fire at the Bedminster ARRF
Swimming in the sweet spot: how marine animals save energy on long journeys
Art And Science Overlap For Nature Illustrators
$1.5 million for extended Flying-Fox Roost Management-Local Government Grant Program
Major Caversham Valley Primary School upgrade ready for Term 1
Galderma Demonstrates Injectable Aesthetics Leadership in Medication-Driven Weight Loss With New Research and First International Consensus-Based Guidelines
Relentless focus on literacy & numeracy at school
Wide Bay Crocodile Sighting – Update
New Acoustic Wave Phenomenon Discovered
CDU EXPERT: Tech expert says AI should stay out of the Grammys
Babies as young as 4 months can tell how the sounds of different languages are made – new research
UAEREP Announces Call for Submissions for Sixth Cycle Grant
Unis Ready To Work With New Chief Scientist
Professor Tony Haymet Australia’s New Chief Scientist
Academy welcomes new Chief Scientist Professor Tony Haymet
Neuroscientist Antonio Fernandez-Ruiz wins Scialog Award
Schools to accelerate maths achievement
New Science Minister must guarantee no further cuts to science jobs
Sinking better than swimming on the Southern Ocean’s carbon export highway 24 January 2025
Axing of Callaghan Innovation, loss of 500 jobs already makes mockery of latest reform
Crisafulli Government to deliver long-awaited upgrade to Walkers Point boat ramp 

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