Scientists crack 58-year-old quantum mystery
17 Mar 2020

Scientists crack 58-year-old quantum mystery

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Fluke discovery could revolutionise nuclear magnetic resonance. This article is best suited to students in years 8-12 studying Physical or Chemical Sciences who have an interest in nanotechnology and quantum physics. The findings from the research reported could have a … Continued
Answers With… Assoc Prof Alan Duffy
13 Nov 2019

Answers With… Assoc Prof Alan Duffy

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Associate Professor Alan Duffy Associate Professor Alan Duffy is an astrophysicist at Swinburne University of Technology and Lead Scientist of the Royal Institution of Australia. His research involves creating model universes on supercomputers to understand how galaxies form and grow … Continued
Answers With… Alan Joyce
4 Nov 2019

Answers With… Alan Joyce

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Alan Joyce AC Mr Joyce has been CEO and Managing Director of the Qantas Group since November 2008, overseeing the biggest transformation of the airline since it was privatised in 1995. He was previously the founding CEO of Jetstar. He … Continued
Answers With… Professor Alex Zelinsky
4 Nov 2019

Answers With… Professor Alex Zelinsky

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Professor Alex Zelinsky Professor Alex Zelinsky AO is the Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Newcastle. His scientific career includes working as a computer scientist, systems engineer and roboticist and spans innovation, science and technology, research, commercial start-ups and … Continued
Astronomers find a small black hole. Or a giant neutron star.
1 Nov 2019

Astronomers find a small black hole. Or a giant neutron star.

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Discovery touches on two of the key questions in astrophysics. This article would be suited to students in years 7, 8, 9, and 10, as well as those in senior secondary, studying Earth and Space, Physical and Chemical Sciences. It … Continued
Charge a car in just 10 minutes?
31 Oct 2019

Charge a car in just 10 minutes?

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It’s possible say the engineers behind a new lithium battery. This article could be great to show students a contextual application of their understanding of Chemical and Physical Sciences for years 6, 8, 9, and 10. It also demonstrates a … Continued
Introducing spider (inspired) cam
30 Oct 2019

Introducing spider (inspired) cam

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Researchers develop a small and highly effective depth sensor. Use this article to discuss with students the importance of biological adaptations in the development of new technology. It would be suited to students in years 5, 8, and 10 studying … Continued
Naming a NASA Mars Rover can change your life
24 Oct 2019

Naming a NASA Mars Rover can change your life

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When 12-year-old Clara Ma entered a competition in 2008 to name the next Mars Rover, she had no idea where it could take her. Inspire your students to follow in Clara's footsteps and get involved in STEM competitions, set high … Continued
Turning sunlight into syngas
23 Oct 2019

Turning sunlight into syngas

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British researchers report a new benchmark in the field of solar fuels. Use this article to demonstrate some amazing new technology being developed to help save the planet and reduce the amount of carbon being emitted. It would be suited … Continued
Inspiring science teachers recognised by Prime Minister’s Prizes
17 Oct 2019

Inspiring science teachers recognised by Prime Minister’s Prizes

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The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science recognises outstanding teachers for their efforts in inspiring students with STEM. This year, Sarah Finney from Stirling East Primary School and Samantha Moyle from Brighton Secondary School have been recognised for their inspiring work … Continued