Science
Olympic Athletes to swim in the Smelly Seine
The thirty-third Olympic games will start on Friday, hosted in Paris, France. The authorities have interestingly nominated the Seine River......
Rice breeding initiative to reduce crops eco footprint
A black rice breeding project could reduce the crop’s environmental impact by developing new ‘climate smart’ varieties of rice. The......
Are flying cars near to become reality?
Flying cars could be a reality much sooner than expected. Air taxi technology and transport drones have seen recent developments......
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caused by Bacteria in the Brain?
The brain is the final frontier in science. It is the most complex organ in the human body, and Australian......
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: still more to be done for women in STEM
Yesterday was International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day dedicated to celebrating the contribution and efforts of......
Heightened climate change concerns amongst young people: survey
In a new youth survey by Mission Australia, Young people are deeply concerned about environmental issues. Almost a quarter of......
The Organisation Engaging Aussie Kids in Science
A Brisbane organisation is showing school kids how fun and interesting science can be. Schools across Australia are inviting Street......
Ultrathin nanotechnology offers alternative to antibiotic resistance
A new research discovered ultrathin nanotechnology could be used as an alternative to antibiotic resistance derived from black phosphorus. This......
Soap made using ingredients from Country – Merging Indigenous cultural knowledge with science
Indigenous youth in rural Northern Territory are exploring the chemistry of soap-making in a project led by Indigenous scientists and......
The Dangerous Future of Artificial Intelligence
AI experts say that AI could potentially start new cults, become an influential propaganda machine, disseminate misinformation and fake news,......