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Why synthetic milk isn't like udder milk

There have been increasing calls to move towards more sustainable forms of food production

Salon

5 virus families that could cause the next pandemic, according to the experts

The CSIRO has delivered a comprehensive report on how we should prepare for future pandemics.

The Conversation

Mosquitoes buzz off as record wet weather disrupts Queensland breeding cycle

One silver lining to Queensland's record rainfall this year goes against everything we thought we knew about mosquitoes.

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CSIRO report urges government to prepare for when the next pandemic hits

The CSIRO has outlined 20 recommendations for how Australia can be better equipped for when the next pandemic rears its ugly head.

The New Daily

Avoid mozzies, bats and camels: scientists predict Australia’s next viral outbreak

The world could face two pandemic threats a year, the CSIRO warns, as infectious disease outbreaks become more common and more severe.

Crikey

Prepare for more pandemics now: scientists

The CSIRO has called for boosts to virus research and vaccine manufacturing to better prepare Australia for future pandemics.

AAP

CSIRO report identifies 20 ways Australia can better prepare for the next pandemic

A new report by the CSIRO aims to strengthen Australia's preparedness for future pandemics after the damage caused by COVID-19.

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Australian scientists to keep an eye on Nasa’s Artemis 1 on historic space mission to moon

Craft being monitored by CSIRO will carry mannequins as a dress rehearsal for human mission in 2025

The Guardian - AU

Not like udder milk: 'synthetic' dairy milk made without cows may be coming to a supermarket near you

The global dairy industry is changing. Among the disruptions is competition from food alternatives not produced using animals – including potential challenges posed by synthetic milk.

The Conversation

Early-warning tech success in CSIRO study

A machine learning tool that identifies a patient's deteriorating condition could shape the way medical staff intervene early in hospitals.

AAP

‘Not some weird elitist class’: the scientists bringing an urgent message to the streets of Hobart

With roving scientists, live music and guided nature walks, the Beaker Street science and arts festival hoped to show visitors it wasn’t just about ‘people in labs with test tubes’

The Guardian - AU

What is the smell of rain called and what causes it?

If you delight in the smell of rain you’re not alone. In fact, the phenomenon has its own word and may even have helped our ancestors survive.

Chronicle Live

Mars City: 3 Red Planet resources could forge a critical building material

When the first humans reach Mars, they’ll probably live in habitats that were there ahead of time or in habitats made from their landers.

Inverse

New vaccine lab hailed as 'missing link'

Australia's vaccine and therapeutic pipeline has been bolstered by the unveiling the National Vaccine and Therapeutics Laboratory in Melbourne.

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Nuclear bomb tests at Maralinga triggered Hedley Marston to study fallout over Australia

Hedley Marston was, in many respects, an establishment man — but when he began studying nuclear fallout from British bomb tests at Maralinga, he became incensed.

The Conversation

A new Australian supercomputer has already delivered a stunning supernova remnant pic

Within 24 hours of accessing the first stage of Australia’s newest supercomputing system, researchers have processed a series of radio telescope observations, including a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant.

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Olivia Newton-John dies, Commonwealth Games wraps up, CSIRO identifies 139 new species

Tuesday: Grease star and cancer research activist dies aged 73. Plus Britney Spears to make music scene return with Elton John

ABC News

Weevils in caves, fish, and an ant that 'babysits' caterpillars among 139 new species classified by CSIRO

The CSIRO has released details of 139 new species to have been identified in the past year, including an ant that 'babysits' the caterpillars of a rare butterfly.

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CSIRO researchers identify 139 new species, including an ant that ‘babysits’ caterpillars

Other discoveries formally named and described include 131 insects and other invertebrates, four fish, three plants and a frog

ABC News

Farmers digging into the eco-friendly powers of dung beetles in far north Queensland

In the quest to reduce water pollution, soil degradation and fly outbreaks, far north Queensland farmers are seeking assistance from the smallest of creatures — one cow pat at a time.

The Conversation

Troubling new research shows warm waters rushing towards the world's biggest ice sheet in Antarctica

Warmer waters are flowing towards the East Antarctic ice sheet, according to our alarming new research which reveals a potential new driver of global sea-level rise.

The Guardian - AU

CSIRO recommends double-strength mouse baits after report finds dose used to protect crops ineffective

Study undertaken after farmers said recommended dosage was not having an impact on numbers – even before the plague of 2021

Crikey

New baits needed to kill mice: CSIRO

A study by Australia’s national science agency has found a new baiting regime is needed to significantly reduce mouse populations.

The Guardian - AU

Peter Dutton has reached into the weeds of the climate wars and pulled out nuclear energy. It’s beyond ludicrous

The Coalition could’ve progressed a domestic industry in its nine years in power, but it didn’t

ABC News

Galaxy cluster Abell 3266 contains plasma shock wave, fossil remains of black hole's feeding frenzy

Fossil remains of a black hole's past feeding frenzy, a plasma shockwave that defies physics, and a halo of radio energy are discovered deep within one of the largest galaxy clusters in our sky.

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