Science In Public
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Graeme Clark Graeme Clark believes all children should have the opportunity to hear their own parents' voices. That idea has driven him to provide hearing to more than 55,000 deaf people in more than …
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Jamie Rossjohn Proteins are the molecular machines of all life. Their shape is the key to understanding how they function, or malfunction. We can use this knowledge to understand the natural world, …
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Ben Eggleton Just as the transistor and microelectronics transformed communications and human society in the 20th century, "light" transistors and microphotonics will revolutionise the way we …
Mark Butler Mark Butler realised he had a passion for teaching while researching high power lasers and lecturing at Macquarie University. But he didn't want to preach to the converted, such as physics …
Alwyn Powell Primary science should give each student the opportunity to discover for themselves the wonders of the natural world. That's the principle that drives Alywn Powell in his role as a Year …
