Posts by Alex Mead

Waves coming from space.. How do scientists explain them?

Time News, time.news/category/tech/, 29/01/2023 Researchers from the Canadian University of “McGill” monitored a radio signal from the most distant galaxy […]

Kai the Fish Guy showcases strange deep-sea fish found in the Indian Ocean

VAAJU.com, Other, 29/01/2023 Of the many species that the researchers photographed aboard the RV Investigator, the deep-sea batfish made one […]

Why seaweed is an alternative to land-based agricultural expansion

The Land Australia, Other, 27/01/2023 Expanding global seaweed farming could go a long way to addressing the planet’s food security, […]

CSIRO opens way to R&D for mining sector SMEs

@AuManufacturing, Other, 24/01/2023, Peter Roberts The CSIRO is offering a free online course for research and development (R&D) expertise and […]

Photos from the field: our voyage investigating Australia’s submarine landslides and deep-marine canyons

The Conversation, Other, 24/01/2023, Hannah Power, Michael Kinsela and Kendall Mollison We gathered at the edge of the ship deck, […]

Forrest family’s Harvest Road leads US$12m round for methane-reducing additive Rumin8

Business News Australia, Other, 23/01/2023, Matt Ogg Investors affiliated with Western Australia’s Forrest family and Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures […]

Nuclear waste robot put through its paces in Brisbane

The Age, Other, 24/01/2023, Stuart Layt In its special facility in Brisbane’s west, the nation’s top science agency has been […]

CSIRO Publishing summer sale

For a limited time only you can purchase the below books at discounted prices. Love a bargain? Subscribe to our Special […]

Vale Dr John Hunter

Dr John David Hunter died on December 20, 2022.  He worked for the CSIRO at the National Measurement Laboratory initially […]