The 2010 L’Oréal Australia For Women In Science Fellowships will be announced on Tuesday, 24 August at the Melbourne Museum. On Wednesday 25 August, 140 students will meet the 2010 Fellows at a …
Bacteria munch up alumina impurities
New genus of bugs discovered at WA alumina refinery Previously unknown species of naturally-occurring bacteria have the potential to save the alumina and aluminium industries millions of dollars …
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Ultrasound puts water back in the Murray Darling…
…by putting the squeeze on mining waste You may not be able to squeeze blood out of a stone but, by applying the right amount of ultrasound during processing, Jianhua (Jason) Du and colleagues …
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As good as an atomic clock
Australian researchers have invented a new clock that will bring atomic accuracy to your desk. Skype, online games, air traffic control, smart energy grids – all rely on accurate timing across the …
Nano-sand to improve lotions and cosmetics
Patented South Australian technology South Australian researchers have invented and patented a new technology for delivering cosmetics and drugs to the skin.They are using nanoparticles of silica …
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Print your own lasers, lights and TV screens
Imagine printing your own room lighting, lasers, or solar cells from inks you buy at the local newsagent. Jacek Jasieniak and his colleagues at CSIRO, the University of Melbourne and the University of …
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