The Nature of Things with Dr Matt
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How Science is Papering Over Territorial Tensions in Antarctica
If you've ever seen a map of Antarctica, you might remember all the territorial lines cutting…
Think Breakfast: The uncertain future of phosphorous
The chemical element phosphorus has a multitude of applications, from manufacturing to humble matches. But did…
The Truth in the Ancient Diprotodon Tooth
A recent study conducted by a research team from the University of Queensland has made a…
World’s First Optical Fiber Laser
An international group of Macquarie University scientists have been conducting research into optical fiber technology. This…
CoLabs 2017: where art and science collide
Kicking off on Friday, September 29 at Bungarribee Park in Western Sydney Parklands, art and science…
Artificial Intelligence and Education
Although flying cars aren't a reality yet, artificial intelligence is a pervasive part of our 21st…
Do-It-Yourself at the Sydney Science Festival
After 13 days of events, this weekend will see the Sydney Science Festival go out with…
Sounds of Space Exhibition
If you’re fascinated by the Universe above us and all things mysterious in outer space, tune…
Opening our eyes to the positive potential of technology
With technology rapidly changing almost every aspect of our daily lives, it is sometimes easy to…
Climate Scientists Avoid Expensive Mistakes on Climate Research
Climate change and Global warming is a hot topic that many insist we must act on…
Bringing Climate Change science to life through Art
The weight of scientific evidence underpinning the reality of human-induced climate change is immense and ever-growing.…