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Australian researchers have used a laser to visualise helium atoms trapped within individual mineral grains.
Silicon seen as powerful new means
An Adelaide company is using a CSIRO design to create the next generation of battery technology.
Health and research lose leading figure
Australia has lost one of its greatest contributors to public health ...
Liking maths matters
In a shock discovery, researchers have found kids who enjoy maths are better at it.
Racist views seen rising
A new survey shows an increasing number of people think Australia is a racist country.
Virtual worlds bring actual risk
We are moving into an age where many people will live virtual lives, but little is known about the potential health effects.
Genes drive melanoma moves
Queensland researchers have discovered key details on how aggressive melanomas spread.
Gut-power for edible sensors
Engineers have unveiled a strange new device that can harvest electricity from inside the body.
Heat to increase, experts say
A scientific snapshot shows Australia's heatwaves will be hotter, last longer and occur more often.
Smart shark plans can be sustainable
Experts say shark fishing should be made sustainable, not banned.
'Alternative' safety questioned
The idea that herbal medicines are ‘safe’ because they come from natural materials could be dangerous.
Money matters in survival stakes
Experts say socioeconomic status is a health risk factor just like physical inactivity, smoking and obesity.
Photons focused on big ideas
Australian researchers are taking the smallest possible approach to some of our biggest questions.
Pot positives growing
Human trials are beginning to show that medical marijuana could reduce cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms in heroin users.
Vape rules stay the same
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is keeping its ban on the sale of nicotine containing e-cigarettes in place.
Work risks rise at 39hrs
People who work more than 39 hours a week are putting their health at risk, new research says.
AI bluffs the best
An artificially intelligent system has trounced the world’s top poker players for the first time.
Locals schools score high
Australian universities are among the world's most international universities.
Drone flights give new sight on reef
High-tech drones have given a glimpse of the future of environmental monitoring.
Natural wonders shrinking
More than 100 Natural World Heritage Sites are being destroyed by encroaching human activities.