Interview with Joanne Manaster – a multipassionate scientist
Joanne Manaster is a cell and molecular biology lecturer at the University of Illinois. She
Danica Radovanovic
Danica Radovanovic is an internet researcher and social media consultant. She is an academic and analyst in digital media. Danica provides consulting and training to both the government and non-government sectors. Follow her on Twitter: @DanicaR or read more from her at ‘Digital Serendipities’.
Interview: Simon Phipps, a computer scientist and open source advocate
One could call Simon Phipps a real eclectic geek, having in mind his background and
Interview: Henry Story, a Social Web architect and Polymath
Henry Story studied Analytic Philosophy at Kings College London, Computing at Imperial College, worked for
What is Big Data, and why it matters?
In the past few years you probably read everywhere about the “new big thing ”
A Secret Code to the Cosmos is Hidden in the Light
Are you watching the new Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey – the scientific documentary television series?
International Conference on Digital Discrimination and Social Networks Online
Recently, I had a chance to attend and participate at the ICUD International Conference: Digital
Ten tools for social media practioners
Whether you are a web creator, blogger, engineer, educator, journalist, marketing specialist or a scientist,
Four women researchers who were overshadowed in the sciences
As an advocate of women in science, I am illustrating why supporting the presence of
The Highlights of 2013
This year our writers churned out a host of fantastic articles, including a series of
The Best of Australian Science: November 2013
It is time to recount November’s highlights, the most read and interesting articles from the
Social media and mobile technologies in bridging digital divides
Digital inequalities such as digital divides are a big issue in the information society, potentially
The Best of Australian Science: October 2013
It’s been a long October which brought many exciting, interesting and controversial events in the
The Best of Australian Science: September 2013
It’s the time of the month once more, when we look back and and remind
The Best of Australian Science: August 2013
This month, we’d like to welcome our new writer Buddhini Samarasinghe, who is a molecular