Cool story I was lucky enough to work on about a CSIRO energy researcher who first came to Australia as a refugee.
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Meet Dr Dia Milani: From refugee to renewable energy innovator
Dia Milani leads research in solar-powered carbon capture and utilisation, transforming CO₂ from a challenge into an opportunity.
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October 27, 2025 at 7:40 AM
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Hear from:
👩🔬 Professor Michelle Hill – Founder & CEO, Proseek Bio Pty Ltd
🧫 Sukhmeet Kalley – Chief Scientist, Public Health Microbiology
🔬 Dr. Peter A. Kambouris – Director of Business Development & Commercial, CSIRO.
👩🔬 Professor Michelle Hill – Founder & CEO, Proseek Bio Pty Ltd
🧫 Sukhmeet Kalley – Chief Scientist, Public Health Microbiology
🔬 Dr. Peter A. Kambouris – Director of Business Development & Commercial, CSIRO.
October 27, 2025 at 12:29 AM
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[ Lecture#1: Advanced Atmospheric Thermodynamics ]
Professor Malcolm Roberts assisting his mate Canavan as he attempts to push his Anti-NetZero dumping 'Report' to party today! Obviously in cahoots!
Why do we have these idiot NUTTERS in our parliament?
How many hours of CSIRO time did he cost us!!
Professor Malcolm Roberts assisting his mate Canavan as he attempts to push his Anti-NetZero dumping 'Report' to party today! Obviously in cahoots!
Why do we have these idiot NUTTERS in our parliament?
How many hours of CSIRO time did he cost us!!
October 26, 2025 at 11:57 PM
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The next SeDNAs webinar will be all about Women in Ocean Science. We have 2 great speakers, Dr Miwa Takahashi (CSIRO / IMOS) & Dr Lara Denis Roy (UTAS). Miwa will talk about the newly launched IMOS eDNA facility, while Lara will be discussing her Australia-wide comparison with visual survey methods.
October 26, 2025 at 11:14 PM
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CSIRO has contributed to Australians Welfare, Wellbeing and Wellness in Countless ways, Yet keeps getting Funding Cuts
While Successive Governments like Albaneses keeps Finding more Funds for the Military Machine, which only serves To Destroy Life ?
While Successive Governments like Albaneses keeps Finding more Funds for the Military Machine, which only serves To Destroy Life ?
Albanese urged to ‘secure the future of science’ as CSIRO reckons with ongoing decline in funding
CEO Doug Hilton says the agency’s budget allocation ‘has not kept up with the cost of doing science’
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October 26, 2025 at 10:13 PM
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Albo not bringing Australian 'vibe' I'd expect from an Aus Labor PM
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Most notably AUKUS support, fossils approvals, expose structural inertia for vested economic & foreign policy interests.
No reinvestment in ABC, CSIRO, BOM, etc underscores Labor’s fails to recast after LNP
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Most notably AUKUS support, fossils approvals, expose structural inertia for vested economic & foreign policy interests.
No reinvestment in ABC, CSIRO, BOM, etc underscores Labor’s fails to recast after LNP
Australian democratic values (fairness, tolerance, the rule of law, and respect for institutions) glaringly at odds with the ethno-nationalist, anti-democratic tone of US MAGA politics
Reputation Lab ranked 60 leading economies
In 2025, Australia down from 8 to 11
US down to 48
Oh, Canada in 2nd
Reputation Lab ranked 60 leading economies
In 2025, Australia down from 8 to 11
US down to 48
Oh, Canada in 2nd
October 25, 2025 at 7:20 AM
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Not news to anyone that's paying attention, but pretty amazing figure of what is going on with residential batteries from CSIRO 🔌💡
October 24, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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Because of the illogical “My country only emits 1%” argument, the misinfo that renewables are making bills go up, more misinfo that China, India, USA (her ordering, note India < USA) aren’t doing anything, and a claim CSIRO showed coal might currently be a bee’s dick cheaper than firmed renewables.
October 24, 2025 at 7:20 AM
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It was an adventure of a lifetime for George Hamaty, who returned home after being aboard CSIRO research vessel Investigator researching life in the aftermath of Tonga’s explosive volcanic eruption. George joined the voyage as a co-biologist. Read about George's experience 👉 tinyurl.com/3c97pubc
October 24, 2025 at 12:59 AM
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Jim was director when I was at CSIRO in Canberra, 1984-88. He was basically my boss for my first year when my advisor was away on sabbatical. A great guy, brilliant, competitive scientist, always up on the latest techniques. Those were exciting times in the early days of plant gene cloning.
October 23, 2025 at 3:30 PM
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Heard Island - King penguins. (CSIRO - Matt Curnock)
October 23, 2025 at 2:27 PM
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Heard Island - Big Ben, volcanic peak on Heard Island, in Australia's Antarctic territory. (CSIRO - Pete Harmsen)
October 23, 2025 at 2:26 PM
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- Noongar names of detected species where available (thanks to Noongar Boodjar Language Cultural Aboriginal Corporation/CSIRO Indigenous Ecological Knowledge Program (IEK)/Atlas of Living Australia)
- Classification of sighted species into IUCN Red List Criteria
- Classification of sighted species into IUCN Red List Criteria
October 23, 2025 at 11:06 AM
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A little bit of fun trivia ... the old Australian $50 note, also features Murriyang, the CSIRO Parkes radio telescope, and the first pulsar it observed.
You can see The Dish in the centre and the pulses on the left hand side of the note.
You can see The Dish in the centre and the pulses on the left hand side of the note.
October 23, 2025 at 9:38 AM
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Powering the future: critical minerals explained
Critical minerals are not just buzz words. They are essential for modern life and supply chains could be disrupted. We dig into Australia's critical minerals list and explain why.
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October 23, 2025 at 7:22 AM
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The #LICORbio Odyssey F and the #MillenniumScience Team recently had a visit to ACDP-CSIRO. Thanks for having us Alberto Ortiz!
October 23, 2025 at 5:23 AM
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🎤 More #ECR Rapid-Fire from ANZMetSoc!
Hear 3-min talks from 2 of 10 amazing speakers:
Penelope Galbraith (CSIRO) on edible microbiomes 🍽️ & Maartje Cox (Murdoch Uni) on AI-enhanced bias assessment 🤖
📅 Oct 29
🏆 Vote People’s Choice: tinyurl.com/ECR-Rapid-Fire
#Metabolomics #ANZMetSoc #Student
Hear 3-min talks from 2 of 10 amazing speakers:
Penelope Galbraith (CSIRO) on edible microbiomes 🍽️ & Maartje Cox (Murdoch Uni) on AI-enhanced bias assessment 🤖
📅 Oct 29
🏆 Vote People’s Choice: tinyurl.com/ECR-Rapid-Fire
#Metabolomics #ANZMetSoc #Student
October 23, 2025 at 4:37 AM
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We're excited to announce the launch of ConnectSci, our destination for trusted digital content, bringing together our science news, peer-reviewed journals and eBooks.
connectsci.au
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October 23, 2025 at 3:54 AM
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CSIRO Publishing has announced the launch of its extensive content corpus on the Silverchair Platform. The new site brings together CSIRO Publishing’s ebook, journal, & news content, offering a comprehensive & seamless experience for users.
https://www.silverchair.com/news/csiro-publishing-launches/
https://www.silverchair.com/news/csiro-publishing-launches/
CSIRO Publishing Launches Unified Content Platform with Silverchair - Silverchair
CSIRO Publishing has announced the launch of its extensive content corpus, ConnectSci, on the Silverchair Platform.
www.silverchair.com
October 22, 2025 at 8:15 PM
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Thank you very much. Jim was Chief of the CSIRO Division of Plant Industry he retired in 2003. I was honoured to take up this role myself in 2013 - we then stepped up & created CSIRO Agriculture and Food based on the same principles as Jim’s institute. I am now retired but still supporting others.
October 22, 2025 at 7:46 AM
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Omg if their website is not fixed by the start of next year I will be mad.
Writing instructions for finding information was already hard enough. I want the Indigenous Calendar back the way it was or the CSIRO to have at least one Victorian calendar... I have issues
Writing instructions for finding information was already hard enough. I want the Indigenous Calendar back the way it was or the CSIRO to have at least one Victorian calendar... I have issues
October 22, 2025 at 7:38 AM
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🎤 More #ECR Rapid-Fire from ANZMetSoc!
Hear 3-min talks from 2 of 10 amazing speakers:
Georgia Sinclair (CSIRO) on contaminants in freshwater turtles 🐢& Manthan Sharma (Murdoch Uni) on gut microbiome & aging 🧬
📅 Oct 29
🏆 Vote People’s Choice: tinyurl.com/ECR-Rapid-Fire
#SCIEX #Metabolomics
Hear 3-min talks from 2 of 10 amazing speakers:
Georgia Sinclair (CSIRO) on contaminants in freshwater turtles 🐢& Manthan Sharma (Murdoch Uni) on gut microbiome & aging 🧬
📅 Oct 29
🏆 Vote People’s Choice: tinyurl.com/ECR-Rapid-Fire
#SCIEX #Metabolomics
October 22, 2025 at 4:41 AM
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CSIRO now stands for Canine Speed Investigation Research Organisation
October 22, 2025 at 1:37 AM
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Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in deep seas
https://www.europesays.com/uk/517406/
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey The new species of porcelain crab was found more than 100m below the ocean’s surface A…#uk #news #uknews
https://www.europesays.com/uk/517406/
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey The new species of porcelain crab was found more than 100m below the ocean’s surface A…#uk #news #uknews
Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in deep seas - United Kingdom
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey
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October 21, 2025 at 4:40 PM
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Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in deep seas
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey The new species of porcelain crab was found more than 100m below the ocean's surface A semi-transparent crab about the size of an almond and a tiny, glowing lantern shark are among two new species discovered by…
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey The new species of porcelain crab was found more than 100m below the ocean's surface A semi-transparent crab about the size of an almond and a tiny, glowing lantern shark are among two new species discovered by…
Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in deep seas
CSIRO/Cindy Bessey The new species of porcelain crab was found more than 100m below the ocean's surface A semi-transparent crab about the size of an almond and a tiny, glowing lantern shark are among two new species discovered by Australian scientists exploring the deep sea. In late 2022, scientists from Australia's science agency CSIRO embarked on a research voyage in the Gascoyne Marine Park, about 20km (12 miles) off the coast of Western Australia.
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October 21, 2025 at 1:05 PM
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