Marking the first 100 years of the quantum era And the beauty of the science that we use daily to connect with the world, light our homes, fight disease, and scan our groceries. The UN has …
If you have ovarian cancer, genomic testing may open up new treatment options
“If you have ovarian cancer, ask your oncologistto consider a test that will help determine whether your cancer is one of just under 50 per cent that might be responsive to new treatment options such …
Where are all the sawfish?
Australia is home to some of the last significant populations of sawfish on the planet. We need your help to find out how many are left? Forty years ago, sawfish were regularly spotted in …
Kids should play outside more to reduce the risk of short-sightedness and potential adult blindness
Children’s eye health is the theme of World Sight Day on 10 October. For most people, with myopia, being short-sighted is an inconvenience. However, for some, myopia can lead to blindness. Ahead …
Fingerprints of one million stars unlock the history of the Milky Way
Australian-led GALAH project releases the chemical fingerprints for almost 1,000,000 stars on the 50th birthday of the AAT, Australia’s largest optical telescope. Australian scientists have …
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Let’s get COP to Australia and the Pacific in 2026
The UN Climate Change Conference (COP) is the critical annual event that’s guiding the world through the climate crisis to a better future. Over 85,000 delegates attended COP last year in Dubai. …
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