VIDEO: Why we need more entomologists
41% of insect species are in decline. Of that, one third are going extinct. These scary new figures show us why we need to have more entomologists.
Understanding the universe with neutrinos, black holes and physics
The Global Young Scientists Summit has seen a deluge of research revelations; from neutrinos holding the key to understanding the universe, to being in the midst of the Information Revolution. Don't miss all the great insights - follow us on Twitter for daily updates.
Taronga to focus on conservation and science at this year’s Vivid Sydney festival
Vivid Sydney and Taronga Zoo will be shining a light on the wonders of wildlife and endangered animals with Lights for the Wild.
ANSTO digs up the history of one of Australia’s greatest predators
Scientists from ANSTO and the University of New England are using nuclear science to analyse the fossilised remains of the carnivorous dinosaur, the Australovenator, to learn more about how it lived.
Massive COVID-19 hackathon kicks off tonight!
Talk about big plans for the Easter long weekend: More than 2000 tech heroes are about to kick off a record-breaking hackathon to help flatten the curve!
How science is saving the Great Barrier Reef
From a cheeky swimwear calendar modelled by marine science students, to growing coral on trees, here's how scientists are working to save our Great Barrier Reef.
5 tips to help you ace your written STEM assignments
There's no mystery about how to improve your grades. The same steps apply to all assignments to ensure the work you produce is as good as it can be.
The clever country: how engineers are designing smarter cities
Thanks to engineers, the cities of the future will be smarter, safer and more sustainable.
Studying engineering? Here’s how to step up your CV
So, you think you can engineer? Ramp up your resume with these extracurricular industry comps.