Archived News for Research Sector Professionals
Great Barrier Reef management approaches may not adequately address threats to the reef or likely losses of species, habitats and processes.
Ocean foodbowl reviewed
Researchers are investigating whether the world’s oceans can support food demands under climate change.
Postcodes show local threats
A new web app allows users to search for threatened species in their postcode.
Turtle team fights flood effect
Experts are attempting to deal with a large increase in stranded, sick, and deceased marine turtles.
Disease scanners shrinking
A new, microscopic imaging device could allow diagnosis of diseases on a smartphone.
Implant coating advanced
Australian researchers are working on a new antimicrobial coating to improve implants.
Map shows insurance risk
The Climate Council says one 25 Australian properties will be effectively uninsurable by 2030.
Blood-brain break revealed
Fungal meningitis appears to spread by blocking and bursting blood vessels.
Climate to drive virus links
Climate change is predicted to increase the transmission of viruses from animals to humans.
Study calls for consumption cut
New research suggests the world must halve its energy use to avoid climate catastrophe.
Local DARPA outlined
Major universities have backed calls for the creation of a new body focussed on funding defence-related research.
Bloodworm teething revealed
Scientists have discovered new secrets of a bizarre, metal-toothed worm.
Dingo DNA shows gut difference
Researchers have sequenced the genome of a pure Desert Dingo, revealing the evolutionary position of the mysterious Australian animal.
DNA ingredients drift in space
Scientists have found new evidence that life on Earth came from meteorites.
Big uni boost requested
The Federal Government has been urged to increase university funding to save the higher education sector.
China coal drop forecast
Experts say China’s demand for coal imports, including from Australia, will drop significantly by 2025.
Local drug boost suggested
Experts say it is time for Australia to step up as a drug and vaccine manufacturer.
Locals lag in green shift
A new survey suggests Australians are lagging behind in their willingness to change carbon-creating habits.
Next-gen batteries advanced
Local engineers say they are closer to developing a more sustainable, rechargeable ‘organic’ battery.