A collection of videos from our archives.
Australia is a dry continent. By studying how we use water, scientists can develop new ways to conserve this precious commodity.
Instead of drilling into the ground or the ocean for industrial oils, they will soon come from a renewable, environmentally […]
This remarkable film record of marsupial birth shows mating, the female's preparation for the birth of her young and, finally, the birth itself.
The Culgoora radioheliograph records second-by-second pictures of the Sun's radio-emission at a wavelength of 3.75 meters. Located in northern New South Wales, the giant circular array of 96 aerials provides Australian radio-astronomers with a unique method of studying the violent but short-lived explosions which occur on the Sun's surface.
According to Dr Ken McCracken, much of the technology we have in our homes and offices has been driven by developments in space science. He believes Australia can and should be competing with the big "space players" overseas by using our ingenuity and innovation in specialised areas.
MicroLab – a laboratory reactor that employs microwave technology
Bowel cancer is the second most common cancer in Australia. Research shows that eating fibre rich in resistant starch is […]
A new X-ray technique that can produce much more detailed and sharper pictures.
John Possingham and the Viticulture Group (CSIRO Horticulture). For developing new technologies for the mechanisation of Australian viticulture.