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Class: environment-style On a mission to clean up spaceTags: Astronomy | Engineering | Europe | Science | Space | Technology | Universe: Professor Craig Smith has been passionate about astronomy and science since he was a child. Now as CEO of EOS Space Systems, he’s helping build giant lasers to prevent space debris from colliding and ...
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Class: science-style The L'Oreal-UNESCO Women in Science Fellowships 2018 Tags: Astronomy | Australia | Education | Healthcare | Indigenous | Innovation | Inspiring Australian Women | Medicine | Research | Space | Technology | Universe | Health: The L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Australia & New Zealand Fellowships recognise the achievements of outstanding female scientists at different stages of their careers. This year’s Australian re ...
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Class: science-style Revealing the breathing Earth Tags: Agriculture | Astronomy | Australia | Award | Education | Mining | Research | Space | Universe | University | Europe: Kurt Lambeck, Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University in Canberra, received this year's $250,000 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science for transforming our understanding of our living pl ...
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Class: science-style Switching light for faster, more reliable internet Tags: Australia | Award | Business | Digital | ICT | Innovation | IT | Technology: For creating and commercialising technologies that underpin the global internet, Dr Simon Poole, Mr Andrew Bartos, Dr Glenn Baxter and Dr Steven Frisken received the $250,000 Prime Minister’s Prize fo ...
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Class: science-style Saving frogs, and revealing new extinction threats Tags: Australia | Award | Biodiversity | Conservation | Education | Environment | Research | University: Dr Lee Berger received the $50,000 Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year for solving the mystery of frog extinction. Berger is based in Townsville and holds Adjunct Research Fellowships a ...
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Class: science-style Making flexible crystals and new separation technologies Tags: Australia | Award | Education | Engineering | Innovation | Manufacturing | Medicine | Research | Technology: For creating flexible crystals that can be bent and twisted and discovering new separation technologies, Associate Professor Jack Clegg received the $50,000 Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scienti ...
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Class: science-style A steerable guidewire to improve the treatment of heart disease Tags: Australia | Award | Healthcare | Medicine | Technology | medical devices | diagnostic devices | Health: Dr Geoff Rogers received the $50,000 Prize for New Innovators for creating and commercialising his pioneering biomedical engineering. He invented a robotic guidewire that cardiologists can steer with ...
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Class: science-style Opening young eyes to science, technology, engineering and maths Tags: Australia | Award | Education | NSW: Dr Scott Sleap received the $50,000 Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching in Secondary Schools. He is Deputy Principal, STEM, for the Cessnock Learning Community.
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Class: science-style A school where everyone teaches science Tags: Australia | Award | Education | Queensland: Brett Crawford received the $50,000 Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools for creating an environment in which every teacher is engaged in science. He is the lea ...
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