Future indigenous scientific solutions

We are developing Indigenous-driven scientific solutions in collaboration with communities around Australia. These ideas will help Indigenous peoples, cultures, and nations have sustainable futures. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have amassed extensive knowledge about, compassion for, and respect for the country’s lands and seas through tens of thousands of years. Indigenous scientists are now Australia’s first scientists as a […]

Better standards would enable us to reduce waste while making plastics infinitely useful. This is how.

The power of product standards is genuine. They might be used to decrease waste across the whole lifespan of plastic. A plastic food container’s reverse side will have microscopic lettering that looks like “AS 2070” on it. This indicates that the item complies with the Australian standard for food-safe plastics. These often ignored rules are a part of everyday existence. […]

Jumping into research from Ningaloo Outlook

The Ningaloo Reef Marine Park off the North West Cape of Western Australia contains one of the world’s longest and most perfect bordering reefs. We’ve been associated with research on Ningaloo Reef for quite a long time and most as of late through the Ningaloo Outlook program. Ningaloo’s immaculate wonder makes it an optimal research facility for marine researchers to […]

Some Epigenetic Tags can be Passed Down From Mothers to Offspring. Complete Information

The human genome holds huge number of qualities, and quality articulation must be painstakingly controlled in cells; the right quality should be communicated perfectly positioned with flawless timing. Quality movement is controlled by numerous things, including epigenetic factors, which can incorporate synthetic denotes that decorate DNA, or underlying changes that adjust quality articulation. However, epigenetic marks don’t change the grouping […]

Rapid Genetic Mutation in a Relative of a Crop-Killing Bacterium

Citrus greening, realized by a few different names including yellow mythical beast sickness, Huanglongbing, or Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus, is a serious citrus plant illness that is the main enemy of citrus trees around the world. It is spread by a bug called the Asian citrus psyllid, which conveys the bacterium that causes the infection. However the bug causes minimal direct […]

The Three Types Of Female Orgasm, According To Science

According to the research, you will only experience one of the three. A study claims to have identified three types of orgasm experienced by women, using data collected by a “biofeedback vibrator”. Letting participants loose with a Bluetooth-connected “Lioness” dildo, researchers were able to classify orgasms into three distinct types: the wave, the avalanche, and the volcano. Lioness, who make […]

‘Like ocean rips’: CSIRO report identifies 7 ‘global megatrends’ shaping the 21st century

Climate adaptation, digital transformation and geopolitical shifts are among the ‘megatrends’ Australia must navigate to thrive in the coming decades. Around 3.7 million Australians have been accidentally trapped in a sea tear. For the ill-equipped it tends to be a frightening encounter – however for experienced surfers, tears are a helpful method for riding through the whitewash and out to […]

WeedScan, a new app for identifying weeds

We’ve used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify a pest stink bug. Now we’re working with our partners on WeedScan, a new app for identifying and reporting weeds. Weeds cost Australia’s agriculture industry at least $5 billion a year. They make up about 12 per cent of our flora, a higher proportion than any other continent. Identifying and reporting harmful weeds […]

A new Australian supercomputer has already delivered a stunning supernova remnant pic

Within 24 hours of accessing the first stage of Australia’s newest supercomputing system, researchers have processed a series of radio telescope observations, including a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant. The very high data rates and the enormous data volumes from new-generation radio telescopes such as ASKAP (Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder) need highly capable software running on supercomputers. This is […]