Australian Science

Being one of the International judges for the International Science Video Competition, I have talked with Brendan O’Brien, the convenor of the  ”60 second science“. What is “60 second science”? 60SecondScience is a fully online International Video Competition sponsored by the Department of Education (DEECD-Innovation Next Practice Division), Victoria, Australia. Since its first iteration in 2008, [...]

Australia is famous for many things but maybe above all for its amazing wildlife. Being a very big country Australia has an extremely rich falura and fauna often with many species that can be found only there. Rich wildlife is carefully preserved and presents a good touristic attraction. Basics: Australian wildlife consists of a huge [...]

There are numerous reasons for people’s migration. When we talk about migrations in Australia and its influence on Australia’s ecology we primarily think of immigration to cities. The activity which happens all over the world takes its toll on Australia’s ecology as well. History: Historical migration of human populations begins with the movement of Homo erectus out [...]

Days to go till the 2010 Australian Science Festival. More jam-packed than a scientist that likes toast, More adventure filled than a Michael Bay blockbuster. This year we have events for all ages and persuasions. Are you a carefree student or teacher? Check out our sciences shows, have fun (and maybe learn something). Are you [...]