Find out about medical advances in fighting cancer, sleep disorders, and in harnessing the power of stem cells
Learn about the latest telescope technologies that are discovering how planets are born, and looking back in time to the first light in our Universe
How can we use steel better? How are cockatoos coping with city life? And what happened to the mammoths?
These stories and more in our lastest collection of successful partnerships between European and Australian researchers.
Our thanks to the European Union Delegation in Canberra for making this possible.
- Cockatoos in the city
- Steel for a more sustainable Europe
- Tiny lens looks at hearts
- Farmers reap Copernicus rewards.
- Calcium from millet?
- A cure for ageing riesling
- Optometrist to the stars: MAVIS
- Australia’s time machine gets down to business
- Dustbusters get in at the birth of baby planets
- Malaria vax validation
- Copenhagen, Leiden and Melbourne tackle stem cells together
- The physics of cancer
- Breast cancer risk
- AI for better sleep
- An old vaccine for new diseases?
- A global trial designed for pandemics
- Super-accurate laser lights
- A mammoth discovery
- A bone of contention
- ESO and our galactic cousins
All in our 2022 collection – pdf also available here.
Read on for highlights from 2021
- Breeding grapevine varieties to be resilient in the face of warming temperatures;
- Stronger materials for bigger turbines;
- The neutron zone;
- Lifesaving COVID-19 treatments fast tracked.
And 2019
- Building the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), the biggest scientific instrument in the world
- Designing 3D printers to make carbon fibre on an industrial scale
- Overcoming the engineering challenges of hypersonic travel
- Constructing, launching and operating CubeSats.
- Making wine in a warming world
- Stronger materials for bigger turbines
- Spying on the denizens of the Southern Ocean
- 3D printing carbon fibre at industrial scale
- Hypersonic travel
- Big data for life
- Sharing knowledge, fighting fires
- 50 CubeSats explore the thermosphere
- International eye in the sky
- Bone mechanics
- The world’s largest scientific instrument
- The neutron zone
- Compound interest
- Finding the way to zero-carbon energy
- Australian mirrors helping to power Cyprus
- Inventing the ultimate suspension system
- How much carbon can we dig in?