Like many of us, recent graduate Mallika Sinha wanted to become an astronaut when she grew up. Then, after seeing images of the rings and moons of Saturn taken by NASA's Cassini probe, she realised there was something even more exciting: astrophysics. “I didn’t fully understand the science at the time, but now I do,” she says. “I shed a tear when I watched the video of Cassini burning up in the atmosphere...
Like many of us, recent graduate Mallika Sinha wanted to become an astronaut when she grew up. Then, after seeing images of the rings and moons...
As a young girl in Bangladesh, Victoria Uttaree Bashu was obsessed with Einstein. Like her inspiration, she is already pushing back the frontiers...
Two national teaching programs aiming to revolutionise science education in Australian schools have been launched today, to generate the next...
3D data processing is pioneering customised medicine for people with serious bone injuries. A customised bone plate was implanted into a patient...
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