Fresh Science | technology & engineering

Fresh Science

Phone: +61 3 9398 1416

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Businesses
• Media
• Event
• Science, technology & engineering
• Science
• technology & engineering

16.01.2022 Snakes use a magnet-like mechanism to repel venom: certain snakes have evolved nerve receptors with a positive charge which repels positively charged neurotoxins. Great research by 2003 #FreshSci alumnus Bryan Grieg Fry: https://cosmosmagazine.com//anim/animal-magnetism-is-real/ Read Bryan’s pervious research here: https://freshscience.org.au/20/many-pet-snakes-are-venomous

15.01.2022 Goannas return to mine sites Monitoring plant health New clues for allergy prevention by breast milk. Just some of the discoveries uncovered during #FreshSci in WA. Looking forward to Fresh in Science in 2021 thanks to support from The University of Western Australia and Curtin University.

13.01.2022 Space & the flying Emu Cities in 2060 Why trust a scientist? World Science Festival Brisbane #WSFB2021 runs 24-28 March. #FreshSci alumnus Niraj Lal is a speaker: https://www.worldsciencefestival.com.au/speakers/niraj-lal Buddhist singing bowls inspired his solar research https://freshscience.org.au/2014/solar

07.01.2022 Better batteries for electric cars Knee injury outcomes Minimising injuries from blasts on military vehicles. Just some of the discoveries uncovered during #FreshSci in VIC. Looking forward to Fresh in Science in 2021 thanks to support from The University of Melbourne, Monash University, & La Trobe University.