HomeScience, Tech & BusinessScience, Technology & Innovation

Science, Technology & Innovation

Burning Questions: Vijay of UWS studies forest fires across two worlds

climate change and bushfires When Vijay Kumar returned to the forests of his childhood in Himachal Pradesh, he was confronted by an unusual sight. Entire stands...

Ambika Vishwanath, Maitri fellow, on why climate change is now a security issue

Ambika Vishwanath For Ambika Vishwanath, the link between climate and security did not begin in a policy paper or a conference room. It began in...

Cities are making it rain more – but not as much as scientists thought

Cities experience more rains After another spell of wet weather along Australia’s east coast, with storms, heavy rain and flash flooding across Sydney and parts...

Dr Nikhilesh Bappoo claims Prize for New Innovators 2025

Why has no one made it easier to find a vein? When an emergency physician posed this simple but powerful question, Dr Nikhilesh Bappoo...

Ishika Chhillar: Giving old solar panels a new lease of life

As Australia races toward its renewable energy goals, it’s also facing a quiet challenge - what to do with the growing mountain of discarded...

AI is using your data to set personalised prices online

You check prices online for a flight to Melbourne today. It’s $300. You leave your browser open. Two hours later, it’s $320. Half a...

Richard Robson: Aussie awarded Nobel Peace prize for chemistry

The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metal–organic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of...

A game-changer in managing Parkinson’s: A UniSA study

For millions living with Parkinson’s disease, daily life is shaped not only by tremors, stiffness, or slowness of movement, but also by the exhausting...

When bogong moths whisper to the Milky Way

In a world-first discovery, scientists have revealed that Australia’s Bogong moth uses constellations - including the Milky Way - to navigate across vast distances,...

Turning sewage into power: The next big energy solution?

When RMIT University’s Professor Kalpit Shah began crafting a proposal for his Australian Research Council Fellowship in 2017, he didn’t anticipate that it would...

123...46 Page 2 of 46

What's On

Indian Link empowers and elevates the South Asian community in Australia, by telling their stories and unpacking their experiences in a nuanced and unbiased manner.

Paasbaan: Protecting the precious, by sword or by sacrifice

Ritviz and his big fat Indian rave down under

Chords and colours coalesce in Nainita Desai’s ‘Tessellation’

Into The Unknown: Eight musicians and one growing sound

Paasbaan: Protecting the precious, by sword or by sacrifice

Ritviz and his big fat Indian rave down under

Chords and colours coalesce in Nainita Desai’s ‘Tessellation’

Into The Unknown: Eight musicians and one growing sound

Science, Technology & Innovation

Burning Questions: Vijay of UWS studies forest fires across two worlds

Ambika Vishwanath, Maitri fellow, on why climate change is now a security issue

Cities are making it rain more – but not as much as scientists thought

What's On

Learning Ayurveda and Ashtanga Yoga for Holistic Wellness & Healing

The Offbeat Sari

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu

Kirtika Kain: Pitch

SAISH Community Excellence Awards

Company

Categories

Latest Articles

Tarot Predictions for August 2026

Paasbaan: Protecting the precious, by sword or by sacrifice