Scientists Discover New Pathway to Tan and Lighten Skin 
How Modern Technology is Improving Health Care (Genome and Algorithms) 
Classic vs. Modern Education – The Argument Against Choice 
Exciting New Research Explores a Third Alternative to Infectious Disease Control 
The Science Behind the Jedi Lightsaber: How Far Are We From Making Our Own? The Best of Australian Science: May 2013
The month of May saw us publish a plethora of interestingness – a wonderful variety of
Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology Names 2013 Award Winners
The Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) has announced the recipients of their
The Winners of the European Inventor Award 2013
European Inventor Award 2013 goes to outstanding inventors from Austria, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain and
European Inventor Award 2013 ceremony in Amsterdam
As one of the most prestigious competitions of its kind, the European Inventor Award each
The Great Race of Mercy
“How the boy said, ‘mama, I’m going to die,’ and how she knew enough to
Weekly Science Picks
A happy Science Sunday to everyone! As usual there’s been a lot happening in the
Google’s Conversational Voice Search Activated on Chrome
If you remember the article Conversations with Google, you may recall it’s been predicted that the
CERN Physicist Explains the Origins of the Universe, for Beginners
How did the universe begin — and how is it expanding? CERN physicist Tom Whyntie
Wind power: renewable energy for the cities of the future
Renewable energy? I’m a big fan! Unfortunately, so are modern wind turbines, which are the
Open Access in Australia: An Outsider’s Account
I am doing advocacy on Open Access in India and following the activities related to
Women in Space: Sally Ride
This article is the third in a series of articles in which I will profile
Weekly Science Picks
Greetings one and all, and a very happy science Sunday to you! This week’s generally
The parasitic warfare perpetrated by ladybirds
There is a scientific term that causes fear and alarm to those that study biodiversity.
Quantum computing: Australian researchers store data on a single atom!
Computers are everywhere these days. They play us music, tell us when to wake up,