Henry Sutton News Today

GUEST EVENT: Each year, TelSoc hosts the Henry Sutton Oration in Melbourne to commemorate the distinguished but scarcely known Victorian scientist, en...

“Admired and befriended by some of the greatest scientists of his time, such as Nikola Tesla and Alexander Graham Bell, his achievements are largely

Martin Green developed the cell that’s harnessing solar energy around the world. So why isn’t the Sydney local a household name?

This year’s orator is David Tudehope CEO and Co-Founder of Macquarie Technology Group GUEST EVENT: Each year, TelSoc hosts the Henry Sutton Oration in...

Scottish Government flags five additional development locations, attempts to attract investment

Against a backdrop of the Scottish government continuing to court datacentre developers, Host In Scotland publishes report flagging 20 sites that are ripe for development

It annoys ancient history specialist Louise Pryke that more of us don't know history's first known author. The story is an important part of the murky history of writing.

A vaccine strategy involving formulation changes, an initial escalating dose, and a longer wait for booster immunization results in more effective antibody production against HIV in rhesus monkeys, a study finds.

This two-part series ventures through the history and technology used in video displays, from the Nipkow disc and the earliest CRT screens to the latest in quantum dot and laser displays. The first part of this series covers the earliest technologies up to the advent of LCD screens. by Dr David Maddison

What was in the news 100 years ago today? Richard Forrest of Cork City Library reports in our weekly Echoes of Our Past column