Sydney Morning Herald
Australian Antarctic director a bet on science
Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian Antarctic Division has cemented the role of science in its work, choosing internationally recognised Chief Scientist Nick Gales as its new director. Dr Gales' experience ranges from tagging whales at the bow of a zodiac dinghy, to giving ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian Antarctic Division has cemented the role of science in its work, choosing internationally recognised Chief Scientist Nick Gales as its new director. Dr Gales' experience ranges from tagging whales at the bow of a zodiac dinghy, to giving ...
NEWS.com.au
'Our country may never reap the benefits'
NEWS.com.au
JOIN the League of Nations or risk falling out of space — that's the message to Australia from a top astrobiologist who played a key role in the Mars rover mission. After growing up in the Brisbane suburbs and graduating from QUT with a first-class ...
Homegrown NASA scientist wants Australia in the space raceSydney Morning Herald
Brisbane woman leads search for life on MarsBrisbane Times
“Our country may never reap the benefits of these hard-won assets.”Courier Mail
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NEWS.com.au
JOIN the League of Nations or risk falling out of space — that's the message to Australia from a top astrobiologist who played a key role in the Mars rover mission. After growing up in the Brisbane suburbs and graduating from QUT with a first-class ...
Homegrown NASA scientist wants Australia in the space race
Brisbane woman leads search for life on Mars
“Our country may never reap the benefits of these hard-won assets.”
Sky News Australia
Melbourne Aquarium plans a fishy stocktake
Sky News Australia
Aquarium staff will undertake their bi-annual stocktake of the 2000-or-so creatures inside its 2.2 million-litre Oceanarium tank. Its residents include Mitch the grey nurse shark, Mars the mega smooth ray and Mr G, a Queensland grouper. Divers will ...
Melb Aquarium's stocktake goes swimminglyThe Australian (blog)
Melbourne Sea Life Aquarium gets stuck into fish stocktakeThe Age
'How do you get them to stand still?!' Melbourne Aquarium's bi-annual stocktake3AW
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Sky News Australia
Aquarium staff will undertake their bi-annual stocktake of the 2000-or-so creatures inside its 2.2 million-litre Oceanarium tank. Its residents include Mitch the grey nurse shark, Mars the mega smooth ray and Mr G, a Queensland grouper. Divers will ...
Melb Aquarium's stocktake goes swimmingly
Melbourne Sea Life Aquarium gets stuck into fish stocktake
'How do you get them to stand still?!' Melbourne Aquarium's bi-annual stocktake
Brisbane Times
Queensland oil spill: Turtles, seabirds found slicked near Townsville
Brisbane Times
Four beaches have been closed and wildlife have been found covered in oil following the spill. Photo: Phil Walter. Two turtles and two seabirds have been found covered in oil in the wake of a spill near Townsville, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park ...
Dead turtles and seabirds covered in oil in north QldGympie Times
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Brisbane Times
Four beaches have been closed and wildlife have been found covered in oil following the spill. Photo: Phil Walter. Two turtles and two seabirds have been found covered in oil in the wake of a spill near Townsville, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park ...
Dead turtles and seabirds covered in oil in north Qld
University Herald
Plants Send Animal-Like Signals When Stressed
University Herald
Plant (Photo : Dr. Edwino S. Fernando) Despite not having a nervous system, plants use signals normally associated with animals when they encounter stress. Plants use signals normally associated with animals when they encounter stress despite not ...
Stressed Plants Release Substance Remarkably Similar to Animals'iSchoolGuide
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University Herald
Plant (Photo : Dr. Edwino S. Fernando) Despite not having a nervous system, plants use signals normally associated with animals when they encounter stress. Plants use signals normally associated with animals when they encounter stress despite not ...
Stressed Plants Release Substance Remarkably Similar to Animals'
Plants send out stress signals just like animals, scientists find
Stressed Plants Use Animal-Like Signals, New Study Shows
The Guardian
Opposition to autonomous warfare swells to 16000 signatories
The Guardian
GLaDOS, the malicious AI from the Portal series of video games. Image: Valve Photograph: Valve. Alex Hern and Julia Powles. Thursday 30 July 2015 08.59 EDT Last modified on Thursday 30 July 2015 10.53 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Robots can kill but they don't understand usThe Straits Times
UN Should Ban Artificial Intelligence Weapons - Advocacy GroupSputnik International
Why We Should Welcome 'Killer Robots' -- Not Ban ThemGizmodo Australia
Irish Times
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The Guardian
GLaDOS, the malicious AI from the Portal series of video games. Image: Valve Photograph: Valve. Alex Hern and Julia Powles. Thursday 30 July 2015 08.59 EDT Last modified on Thursday 30 July 2015 10.53 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Robots can kill but they don't understand us
UN Should Ban Artificial Intelligence Weapons - Advocacy Group
Why We Should Welcome 'Killer Robots' -- Not Ban Them
National Post
Real-life version of Star Trek impulse engines that could get us to moon in 4 ...
National Post
Interplanetary travel could be a step closer after scientists confirmed that an electromagnetic propulsion drive, which is fast enough to get to the Moon in four hours, actually works. The EmDrive was developed by the British inventor Roger Shawyer ...
Solar propulsion drive a gateway to the starsiFreePress.com (blog)
British spaceship engine like 'Star Trek impulse drive' – could get people toBulletin Leader
Once-ridiculed EMDrive may in fact be the future of space travelThe Hullabaloo Online
Express.co.uk
Raw Story
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National Post
Interplanetary travel could be a step closer after scientists confirmed that an electromagnetic propulsion drive, which is fast enough to get to the Moon in four hours, actually works. The EmDrive was developed by the British inventor Roger Shawyer ...
Solar propulsion drive a gateway to the stars
British spaceship engine like 'Star Trek impulse drive' – could get people to
Once-ridiculed EMDrive may in fact be the future of space travel
2014 earthquake study looked at tsunami risks
Phys.Org
A study published in 2014 found Queensland was relatively safe from the threat of a devastating tsunami, but southern states on the east coast might not be so lucky. Researcher Associate Professor Huilin Xing from The University of Queensland School of ...
No tsunami threat from earthquakeBundaberg News Mail
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Phys.Org
A study published in 2014 found Queensland was relatively safe from the threat of a devastating tsunami, but southern states on the east coast might not be so lucky. Researcher Associate Professor Huilin Xing from The University of Queensland School of ...
No tsunami threat from earthquake
ABC Online
Wetland flooding underway at Banrock Station
ABC Online
At Banrock Station in South Australia's Riverland region, wetland management is very much a case of "learn as you go". For the past 20 years, the wine company's environmental team have been experimenting with a range of vegetation recovery techniques, ...
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ABC Online
At Banrock Station in South Australia's Riverland region, wetland management is very much a case of "learn as you go". For the past 20 years, the wine company's environmental team have been experimenting with a range of vegetation recovery techniques, ...
The Inquisitr
Sea Turtles Apparently Don't Fear Tiger Sharks, Study Shows
The Inquisitr
Sea turtles may be a primary food source for tiger sharks, but a newly published study in the journal Ecology asserts that the animals don't change their habits when the predators move into their neighborhood. The study was conducted by researchers ...
Shark Files: Tiger Sharks Get Some Good Food NewsDiscovery News
Sea Turtles Are Not Afraid Of Tiger Sharks: StudyTech Times
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The Inquisitr
Sea turtles may be a primary food source for tiger sharks, but a newly published study in the journal Ecology asserts that the animals don't change their habits when the predators move into their neighborhood. The study was conducted by researchers ...
Shark Files: Tiger Sharks Get Some Good Food News
Sea Turtles Are Not Afraid Of Tiger Sharks: Study
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