Archived News for Research Sector Professionals - November, 2022
As strong winds and torrential rains inundate Australia’s south-eastern coast, high intensity bushfires could follow.
Killer cell shift revealed
Rogue immune cells linked to leukaemia appear to be a key driver of autoimmune diseases.
Malaria expert honoured
Melbourne scientist Professor Alan Cowman has been awarded the CSL Florey Medal.
New gene shift discovered
Australian researchers have discovered a new ‘superhighway’ for gene transfer between microorganisms.
Satellites spot flows
Researchers are using radar satellites to peer through clouds for flood information.
Study shows mangrove protection
A new study backed by SA Water shows mangroves are avid coastal protectors.
Water report shows dry effect
Experts say much of the world was drier than usual last year, despite La Niña.
Nano-pinwheel watched
Scientists are hopeful about the potential of a newly-discovered pinwheel structure; self-assembled from pyramid-shaped nanoparticles.
Reef risks danger listing
The UN has again raised concerns over the state of the Great Barrier Reef.
Study sees PTSD breakthrough
Exposure therapy combined with aerobic exercise could help reduce PTSD symptoms, a new study has found.
Lightning steps illuminated
An Australian researcher appears to have solved the mystery of why lightning zig-zags.
Court hears Folbigg findings
DNA experts have addressed a hearing into Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions for killing her four children.
Dino prints deciphered
Artificial intelligence has helped solve a mystery millions of years in the making.
Experts release annual review
CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology have released the State of the Climate Report 2022.
Last meal echoes through ages
Scientists have discovered what one of Earth’s oldest animals had for its last meal.
Aged mandate backed
Researchers say mandating COVID-19 vaccination for aged care staff in Australia was a successful policy.
Study quiets impulsive mice
Australian researchers have made a significant discovery in how the brain influences impulsive behaviour.
WALLABY shows round galaxies
A radio telescope in remote Western Australia is building 3-dimensional maps of galaxies.