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Collaboration investigates the link between changing sea levels, global warming and the health of marine wetlands. Carbon dioxide capture by coastal ecosystems operates in direct relation to the …
Continue Reading about Blue Carbon Horizons team wins Eureka Prize for Environmental Research →
Why onions make you cry, and how to avoid the tears Why you shouldn’t get your appendix out These questions were answered by the winning videos for the University of Sydney Sleek Geeks Science …
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Time to die: killing cells to save lives World’s smallest, brightest nano-flashlights finding a diseased needle in a haystack The much-maligned appendix: not just for grass eaters Making blood …
Speaking science underwater Vaccines for oysters A global standard for environmental threats, from coral reefs to desert dunes Melting salt to store solar power Last night four outstanding …
Defence Science and Technology Group Eureka Prize for Outstanding Science for Safeguarding Australia Winner: Northrop Grumman M5 Network Security Secure, handheld communication tools developed …
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Salt batteries for renewable energy and vaccines for oysters: Australians rewarded for excellence in science Photos available here. Pdf of all the winner releases here Full media releases for …
Continue Reading about Winners of the 2015 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes announced →
