science
NASA’s James Webb telescope to supersede Hubble telescope next year
Late in 2021, a new telescope built by NASA called the James Webb telescope will begin its journey in outer space. The […]
The “what” and “why” of seasonal fatigue
Do you start to feel tired when the seasons change? Do you feel sleepy when Spring hits? Wing Kuang spoke to the […]
Victorian mine to become powerhouse in dark matter research
Plans for the construction of an underground physics lab will make the former Stawell Mine in Victoria operational as the epicentre for […]
From art to science: how glassblowing is aiding construction of quantum sensors
Adelaide artist Karen Cunningham couldn’t have known her glassblowing technique would form a whole new material, capable of building quantum sensors which […]
That’s What I Call Science
From Edge Radio via the Community Radio Network:Â Spanning local, national and global topics, our team of women science and tech hosts bring […]
The Edge
Broadcasting from Fitzroy Crossing in the remote Kimberley Region of WA, The Edge aims to inform people across Australia on the news […]
What impact will the March for Science have?
On Earth Day, April 22nd 2017, around the world scientist took to the streets to March for Science. The scientists were marching […]
The Night Parrot is Back!
Ladies and Gentleman, the Night Parrot is back!!! (Well to be honest it probably never left to start with) but we now […]
Interview: Open Spatial Workshop (Terri Bird, Bianca Hester and Scott Mitchell)
Rebi, Molly and Jim chat with the members of Open Spatial Workshop, an artist group who’s current exhibiton, Converging in time is […]
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Brain device allows those with upper body paralysis to control computers
Human trials of the Stentrode, a small brain device inserted next to the motor cortex, has allowed patients with paralysis to use […]