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iTWire - CSIRO survey reveals Australians' attitudes toward the renewable energy transition

Australians report that their top three priorities of the country’s renewable energy transition are affordability, energy self-reliance and emissions...

Australia , Australians , Andrea-walton , Department-of-climate , Climate-change , Renewable-energy , Solar , Csiro , Survey , Renewable-energy-transition , States-and-territories , Policy-makers

iTWire - CSIRO telescope detects 'unprecedented behaviour' from nearby magnetar

Researchers using Murriyang, CSIRO’s Parkes radio telescope, have detected “unusual radio pulses” from a previously dormant star with a powerful magne...

Australia , Sydney , New-south-wales , Manisha-caleb , University-of-sydney , Jodrell-bank-observatory , University-of-manchester , Nature-astronomy , Marcus-lower , Wiradjuri-country , Csiro , Csiro-telescope

iTWire - Ocean floor a 'reservoir' for plastic pollution, world-first study finds

New research from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and the University of Toronto in Canada, estimates up to 11 million tonnes of plastic po...

Toronto , Ontario , Canada , Denise-hardesty , Alice-zhu , Senior-research-scientist , University-of-toronto , Phd-candidate , Csiro , Australia , Plastic-pollution , Oceans

Ocean floor 'reservoir' of plastic pollution, study finds

Research estimates 3-11 million tonnes of plastic on ocean floor, acting as a reservoir for pollution. Understanding plastic pathways crucial for protecting marine ecosystems and wildlife as plastic use expected to double by 2040.

Toronto , Ontario , Canada , Australia , Alice-zhu , Denise-hardesty , Oceanographic-research-papers , Industrial-research-organisation , Sea-research-part , University-of-toronto , Commonwealth-scientific , Oceanographic-research

CSIRO invests $20 million towards SME innovation

CSIRO has announced a $20 million investment towards small to medium enterprise growth.

Olympia-yarger , Csiro , Nvestment , Nnovation , Esearch , Me ,

iTWire - CSIRO 3D mapping tech blasts off for International Space Station

A powerful package of 3D mapping technology designed by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has reached the International Space Station (ISS)....

Scott-copeland , Ryan-reeves , Marc-elmouttie , Research-group-leader , Ames-research-centre , Spacex , Boeing , National-laboratory , Group-leader , Stereo-depth-fusion , Wildcat-simultaneous-localisation , Research-centre

Mystery of missing SS Nemesis finally solved 120 years after bodies washed ashore

The British steamship disappeared in July 1904 after sailing into a storm, and was never seen again

Canada , Sydney , New-south-wales , Australia , United-kingdom , Melbourne , Victoria , British , Australian , Canadian , Penny-sharpe , Phil-vandenbossche

iTWire - CSIRO 'breakthrough' to boost disease resistance in crops

Australia’s national science agency, the CSIRO, says decades of research by the agency in synthetic biology, genetics and molecular plant pathology ha...

Australia , Peter-dodds , Thomas-vanhercke , Csiro , Disease-resistance , Crops , National-science-agency , Research , Synthetic-biology , Genetics , Molecular-plant-pathology

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australian Government

As Australia's national science agency and innovation catalyst, we solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology.

Australia , Australian , Torres-strait-islander , Traditional-owners , Csiro ,

How do i use air conditioning efficiently?

Many people think they can save money and energy by just blasting the air conditioning at a very low temperature, such as 17°C, for a short period of time to chill the room - before switching it off and enjoying the chilled air until another blast is needed later on. But it requires a lot of energy to get a room to a very chilly temperature.

Mark-goldsworthy , Incentive-schemes , Csiro , Chilly-temperature , Budget , Animals , Air-conditioning ,