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#Emergency Management

Aftermath of Canberra bushfires in the suburb of Duffy, ACT. 2003.

Who you gonna call? ERIC

CSIRO, in collaboration with the Australian Government Department of Human Services Emergency Management team, has developed the Emergency Response Intelligence […]

CSIRO PhD student Elena Virtue working with viruses at the Australian Animal Health Laboratory's (AAHL) high bio-containment facility

Preparing for pandemic

Researchers from Australia, Singapore and the US are joining forces, through a A$20 million partnership, to help pre-empt and prepare […]

A day old chick

CSIRO sends bird flu test kits to Asia

CSIRO virologists have prepared and distributed reagent kits to South-East Asian countries as part of a UN Food and Agriculture […]

UAV finds (and nearly saves) Outback Joe

In what is believed to be a world-first for a non-military drone, an Unmanned Airborne Vehicle (UAV) was able to […]

House burning demonstration.

Buildings and bushfires (1989)

Many people believe bushfires create such an enormous amount of heat that, when surrounded by a bushfire, their houses may just explode in flames.

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