Posts by Alex Mead

CSIRO innovation initiative for food industry SMEs

Food Magazine Australia, Other, 30/07/2024, Jack Lloyd & Irina Sokolovskaya Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, has opened its Innovate to […]

CSIRO history revived in new book

Allan Wilson realised there was a real risk of people forgetting about the CSIRO in Deniliquin and its significance. He set […]

Vale Jim Barrow

Jim was a colleague at Floreat Park for many years, and before that at the CSIRO labs when they were […]

Why are we finding so many Australian shipwrecks lately? There’s one research vessel helping uncover the past

The Conversation, Other, 25/07/2024, Toni Moate and Emily Jateff On August 23 1969, the coastal freighter MV Noongah departed Newcastle […]

Maritime mystery solved,wreck found

Daily Liberal, General News, 26/07/2024, Page 7 The wreck of a ship that sank in one of Australia's worst peacetime […]

Hamersley province iron ore more than a billion years younger than thought

West Australian, Other, 25/07/2024, Cain Andrews Ancient iron ore deposits in the Pilbara are more than a billion years younger […]

Space is becoming an ‘unsustainable environment in the long term,’ ESA says

Space.com, Other, 26/07/2024, Jackson Ryan Space, just beyond the reach of Earth's atmosphere, is kind of like a teenager's bedroom: […]

What’s going on with bird flu?

Medical Forum, Other, 25/07/2024 Australian disease experts are stepping up their surveillance of bird flu, as the world struggles with […]

UTI vaccine on horizon

Herald Sun, General News, 26/07/2024, Sarah Booth, Page 15 Australians could be vaccinated against urinary tract infections, which impact a […]