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Half of Australia’s science university students are women. Why are only 21 per cent of the professors teaching them women? 40 Australian universities and other research organisations are signed up …
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Three Victorian high-school students will visit Google, NASA, and Stanford University on an all-expenses paid trip to Silicon Valley on the 19 January. They’ll also get to network with other young …
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Thursday 8 December 2016 Professor Alain Aspect firmly believes we’ve entered the second quantum revolution—an age which will see radical technological developments across industries, from …
Thursday 8 December 2016 On the final day of the Physics Congress in Brisbane we’re hearing about inventions that could change the way we generate and store power. Researchers available for …
Wednesday 7 December 2016 Have more been found, what is Australia’s role, and why should we care? Back in February 2016 it was Professor David Reitze who announced to the world that gravitational …
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Wednesday 7 December 2016 Hear about these stories and more at the Physics Congress in Brisbane this week. More at www.scienceinpublic.com.au/physicscongress Researchers available for …
