I named a fly after @Deadpool! The Deadpool fly and four other new species I named after @Marvel powerhouses are being featured as some of the 165 new species described by @CSIRO scientists this year. #CSIROCollections
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This week, I had the opportunity to interview Prof Eric Warrant. Eric is a new Academy Corresponding Fellow and an authority on dim-light vision and navigation. I left with a new appreciation for the Bogong moth's long-distance navigation and an excellent kanelbullar recipe.
Who would be your vote for the first-ever #Hottest100Scientists list? Find out about the scores of Australian scientists—including many Academy Fellows—that have changed our lives for the better on January 27. Learn more: https://t.co/Op7vNaBR0f
Nine in 10 Australians want more people and businesses to stand up and defend science - and think scientists are crucial to solving future challenges - new research released by @ScienceAU to launch National #ScienceWeek reveals. https://t.co/hXVc6ae0YJ
Great to be part of the launch of #scienceweek. The @Science_Academy started last night hearing from Australia’s first scientists at our event “Looking back, moving forward: Caring for land and Country.” And we have much more to come. https://t.co/gR9lpoYZfI
Some great speeches at the #ScienceWeek launch event this morning—promoting participation and collaboration in science and speaking to themes of intertwining knowledge systems and building a common language in science.
Last Friday night, I saw Lucie in the Sky – an incredible performance from the Australasian Dance Collective featuring drones alongside human dancers – and couldn’t sleep that night before finishing this drawing inspired by the work.
🌟CONGRATULATIONS to our new Fellows for 2023🌟
These 20 Fellows are among the Nation’s most distinguished scientists, elected by their peers for ground-breaking research & contributions that have had clear impact. The Fellowship now stands at 601 Fellows https://t.co/So3z1dHjMF
Museum collections provide some of the most important data to help us understand and predict what is happening under a changing climate. However, our collections pre-date electronic databases by hundreds of years so how do we know what we have?
Minister Husic’s speech highlighted the importance of celebrating the long history of Indigenous Knowledge and science and acknowledging it as part of the origin story for Australia’s continued tradition of scientific excellence. #NPC
Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic, speaking at @PressClubAust, has announced Professor Alex Brown has been appointed to the board of @CSIRO. Prof Brown is an advocate for Aboriginal health, health care policy and research. #NPC