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25.01.2022 Have you ever considered what the value of a beach is? Or whether a tree could be worth more to you than a diamond? Here, Kamaljit Sangha from the Darwin Centre for Bush Fire Research discusses the importance of ecosystem services, how we value nature and the nature of value.
22.01.2022 Did you take part on a Science Week NT event or workshop in 2020? We want to hear from you! Please click on the link below to complete our feedback survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ScienceWeekNT2020 It is only few questions and it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. Your feedback is very important to us and it will help us to make a bigger and better Science Week in 2021.
21.01.2022 Microbial corrosion is one of the biggest problems in engineering industry, especially in oil and gas industry. The video introduces what we know about microbial corrosion, its basic mechanism, its effect on industry and prevention method. Author: Tien Tran Charles Darwin University How did you Science this National Science Week?... #Scienceweek #scienceweekNT #NTscienceweek #CDUresearch #CDU #STEMeducation See more
19.01.2022 Who is looking forward to a Friday Afternoon Martini? This giant Martini was spotted from space as part of our #satelliteselfie NT event. Geoscience Australia is now processing our images for the #satelliteselfie event in the NT, but we couldn't resist and will continue posting some teasers along the week.... Maxar National Science Week National Science Week ACT
17.01.2022 Did you know that the average giant clam would have likely survived ten cyclones? In episode two of The Collection discover what’s so special about giant mollu...scs, why they should be protected, and how the worlds biggest bivalves came to be in the MAGNT collection. The Collection is a podcast that blends science and storytelling to showcase fascinating objects from the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. It was created by StoryProjects and made possible through funding from National Science Week NT. National Science Week
17.01.2022 What does it take to be a good scientist and what does science in the Top End actually look like? Be inspired by the environmental scientist who are studying the amazing wildlife and ecosystems of the tropical wonderland that is Northern Australia. Author: Vanessa Solano - Charles Darwin University... How did you Science this National Science Week? #Scienceweek #scienceweekNT #NTscienceweek #CDUresearch #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #environmentalscience #PhDchat #RIELresearch #STEMeducation RIEL - Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods
14.01.2022 Mouthbrooding is a specialised type of parenting style in fish where the parent (male, female or both) use their mouth as shelter to keep their fertilised eggs safe until independence. However, mouthbrooding can be demanding and costly -i.e., take a toll on the body condition of the caring parent. This video features the cost of offspring caring in two paternal (male-only) mouthbrooders commonly occuring in the Northern Territory rivers. Author: Janine Abecia - Charles Darw...in University How did you Science this National Science Week? #Scienceweek #scienceweekNT #NTscienceweek #RIELresearch #CDUresearch #CDU #STEMeducation RIEL - Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods
07.01.2022 Geoscience Australia are currently working to process the #satelliteselfie image. Looking forward to the final release
05.01.2022 If you missed Monday's Four Corners, it was all about space! I think it was a pretty good episode. It showed some of the real exciting prospects, projects, and... idea going on in space, but also explaining some of the real issues that we are facing. I play the role of the excited, eccentric astrophysicist :) You can see it on iView or the YouTube link below.
01.01.2022 It is time to be inspired by our 2020 indigenous ambassador John Dalton, as he tell us about his journey to become an environment scientist in the NT.
01.01.2022 Organic solar cells are the next generation photovoltaic devices which have many advantages like mechanically flexible, light weight and cost effectiveness due to room temperature solution processed fabrication. These have induced a dramatic increase in research recently in enhancing the stability and efficiency of these solar cells globally as well as at the Charles Darwin University. Author: Kiran Sreedhar Ram - Charles Darwin University How did you Science this National Sc...ience Week? #Scienceweek #scienceweekNT #NTscienceweek #CDUresearch #CDU #STEMeducation #Solarcells See more
