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    Big data for urban intelligence

    13 October, 201413 October, 2014

    13 October 2014, launch at 3pm, Woodward Conference Centre, Level 10 Law Building, University of Melbourne, 185 Pelham Street, Carlton Can Townsville secure the water and power to needed sustain a doubling in population? Where are the hotspots for mortgage stress and the locations of affordable housing in Sydney? What makes a walkable neighbourhood in…

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  • Eureka Prizes Media releases

    Citizen science marches to victory in national science prizes

    12 September, 2014

    Citizen scientists are diving into reef waters Others are diving into ancient weather records A simple device that will put laboratory-quality microscopes into the hands of anyone with a smartphone. Two citizen science projects and one project with exciting potential for citizen scientists were among winners of the 2014 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes, announced at…

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    2014 Eureka Prize Award Dinner photos

    11 September, 201411 September, 2014

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    Winners of the 2014 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes announced

    10 September, 201410 September, 2014

    A $2 smartphone microscope and floaties for choppers: Australians rewarded for excellence in science Last night the 2014 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes winners were announced at an Award Dinner held at Sydney Town Hall. A total of 15 prizes were given for outstanding contributions to Australian science. With so many fabulous entries it was difficult…

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    Buddhist singing bowls inspire new tandem solar cell design

    8 September, 20148 September, 2014

    The shape of a centuries-old Buddhist singing bowl has inspired a Canberra scientist to re-think the way that solar cells are designed to maximize their efficiency. Dr Niraj Lal, of the Australian National University,  found during his PhD at the University of Cambridge, that small nano-sized versions of Buddhist singing bowls resonate with light in…

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    Stem cells: the potential, the reality and the dangers

    25 August, 201412 May, 2015

    AusSMC briefing 11 am Melbourne Convention Centre and online at: www.aussmc.org.au Free public forums and media interviews in Sydney (25 August), Brisbane (26 August), Adelaide (28 August), and Melbourne (1 September).

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    Can vets help fight domestic violence by identifying pet abuse?

    17 August, 201419 August, 2014

    Media call: 11am, 17 August 2014 with researchers and dogs at The University of Sydney Veterinary Teaching Hospital, NSW  Pet abuse and domestic violence are closely linked. Animals can’t talk but University of Sydney vet Dr Lydia Tong has shown vets how to tell the difference between bone fractures caused by accidents and those caused…

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  • Eureka Prizes Media releases

    Finalists for the 25th edition of the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes

    8 August, 201419 August, 2014

    Forty-four entries have been selected as finalists for the 15 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes worth a total of $150,000 in prize money. The finalists are from Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, ACT, Victoria and New South Wales. The achievements of the 2014 Eureka Prize finalists are inspirational and vitally important for Australia,” Kim McKay…

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    Face to face with moths and manta rays

    8 August, 201419 August, 2014

    Australian Museum New Scientist Eureka Prize for Science Photography highly commended and finalists announced – from Western Australia, Queensland, Victoria, ACT and New South Wales. Three finalists and seven highly commended images have been selected for the 2014 Australian Museum New Scientist Eureka Prize for Science Photography. The images bring you face to face with…

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    Captions-2014 Australian Museum Eureka Prize for Science Photography

    8 August, 201419 August, 2014

    Wednesday 10-September: The first, second and third place winners will be announced at the Award Dinner and that information will be embargoed until the time of announcement in the course of the dinner. The winner themselves won’t know until it’s announced on stage. Press release and high resolution copies available online at www.scienceinpublic.com.au/eureka. Password available…

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