Science In Public
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David Boger As a young man at the University of Illinois, David Boger was offered a swag of lucrative chemical engineering jobs. Instead, his pioneering spirit took him to the newly established Monash …
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Harvey Millar Mitochondria are the powerhouses of all animal and plant cells. These small semiautonomous units have their own DNA and proteins. They deliver the energy that drives our muscles, our …
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Cameron Kepert Cameron Kepert, a 34 year old professor at the University of Sydney's School of Chemistry, is at the forefront of a chemical revolution. Chemists are mimicking nature and becoming …
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Mike Roach In the early 1990s Mike Roach realised that space and astronomy ignited a passion in his students for learning about science. Today, Mike has brought space science into much of the …
Mark Merritt Mark Merritt believes that primary science teachers have a critical role to play in instilling an enduring enthusiasm for science in their students. "We need to make sure that future …
