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The Photomicrography Competition has dramatically revealed its champions, with Hassanain Qambari taking the coveted crown for his enchanting rendition of a rodent's optic nerve head, an image that seemed to dance with the very essence of life. Born in the creative cauldron of 1975, the Nikon Smal

Your annual reminder that science can be beautiful as well as informative.

This year marks Nikon’s 49th Small World Photomicrography competition, which recognizes excellence in photography through the microscope

Nikon has announced the winners of its prestigious Small World competition, celebrating the best in photomicrography.

Nikon just announced the winners of its 49th Small World Photomicrography Competition – an annual contest that judges pictures of things too small to see with the...

Here are the winning microscopic pictures from this year's Nikon Small World Photomicrography competition

Here are the winning microscopic pictures from this year's Nikon Small World Photomicrography competition

Discovery of tiny shrimp in Beetaloo Basin could stall fracking plans, scientists warn TueTuesday 16 FebFebruary 2021 at 8:46pm Researchers say they discovered a two-centimetre long species throughout an expansive area of the Beetaloo Basin. ( Print text only Cancel Scientists are warning the discovery of a tiny, blind, predatory shrimp throughout a key aquifer underlying the Northern Territorys Beetaloo Basin could have significant ramifications for plans to frack the area. Key points: Scienti...

Emails show Yeelirrie uranium mine approved a month before 2019 election after pressure from Cameco By national science, technology and environment reporter Michael Slezak and the Specialist Reporting Teams Penny Timms Posted WedWednesday 13 updated ThuThursday 14 JanJanuary 2021 at 1:19am The Yeelirrie uranium project has a long and sordid history — and a sod has not yet been turned. ( Share Print text only The dry red dirt around Yeelirrie station looks utterly inhospitable. Sitting about...

Download 21.81 MB As a subterranean ecologist, Stefan Eberhard has spent his working life transfixed by caves and the creatures that live inside them. He began cave diving as as young man, and was part of a team which discovered a vast underwater cathedral inside Tasmanians Junee cave system. One of the greatest adventures of Stefans working life has been inside the caves which lie under the Nullarbor Plains, called Dolines. They are big enough to park three trains side by side, and the water i...