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CSIRO Medals 1992 – Research achievement – Fast Fourier Transform Technology Team

John Ables, Colin Jacka, John O’Sullivan, Geoff Poulton, J.D. Bunton and the Fast Fourier Transform Technology Team (CSIRO Radiophysics). For […]

Understanding Alzheimer’s disease (2013)

Alzheimer’s disease affects over a quarter of a million Australians. We’re using maths to try to understand how this disease […]

Tree planting auger (1986)

Tree Planting Auger – an instrument for tractor-mounted or hand-operated use in situations where a post-hole digger is inadequate

Mitosis (1958)

Mitosis is the normal process by which animal and plant cells divide and multiply.

Australia in Space (1987)

In the nineteen sixties, Australia became one of the first countries to design, build and launch a satellite, and was a major partner in British and European space programs. Twenty years later, Australia has once again developed the technological capacity to be 'space qualified'.

The Living Soil (1982)

Without spoken commentary, this film depicts both the life of the soil and the life within it.

Bird banding in Australia (1964)

If the field biologist is to advise on the conservation of rare birds and the control of pests, he must be able to study birds in their natural environment and to record their pattern of behaviour over a number of years. But first, he must be able to identify individuals in a species.

Down to Earth – Episode 3: making compost (1990)

This episode gives a few simple tips that will make all the difference in producing good compost.

Every drop counts (2000)

Australia is a dry continent. By studying how we use water, scientists can develop new ways to conserve this precious commodity.