Science In Public
Science writers, communicators, media, training, and public relations
Lights! Camera! Science! Passionate Aussie scientists are in the spotlight talking science. No jargon, no lab coats – props, music and poetry optional. Join us in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, …
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A Queensland engineer can now predict how long it takes for reclaimed land to become suitable for development, potentially saving millions of dollars in building costs. Dr Julie Lovisa from James …
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A tiny Tasmanian invention that could make personalized medication easy and affordable. Millions of people should have their blood tested each day to check the level of prescription drug in their …
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Maths meets Carlton, AFL fights ACL AFL knee injuries could be dramatically reduced if physiotherapists paid more attention to ankles, a Melbourne mechanical engineer has found. He is now trialling …
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Sydney sea squirts show that there’s more to fertilization and IVF than we thought For sea squirts the key to a long and happy life is to be fertilized not by a fast sperm, but by one that stands …
Trial of treatment underway in Perth Perth researchers are planning to end the sleepless nights that families face when ear infections strike and won’t go away. Their research could reduce the need …
