The Australian marine research vessel underwent its longest voyage yet after setting out from Hobart in January. They’ve now returned with important clues into a globally pressing issue.
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A new world-class Tasmanian project will attempt to solve the mysteries behind Parkinson’s, but it needs help.
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Benjamin Viola is about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime to research seabirds and the scope of climate change – but he’s made sure he’s packed one essential item for his six month trip.
A University of Tasmania space scientist is on a mission to uncover the mysterious of the solar system through a spacecraft voyage to Jupiter.
The hi-tech world of robotics is breaking new ground in Tasmania. See how a career in STEM has already inspired our young Tasmanians.
UTAS graduate Dr Julia Shore wasn’t going to let her desire to pursue a PhD in mathematics and her wish to become a mum stand in her way. How she achieved her dream.
A brainy bunch of Tassie scientists are clinking their beakers in cheers after making a crazy breakthrough that could make huge waves in slowing down climate change. See what they achieved
Ted Vanderfeen will become part of the next generation of Indigenous scientists working in space – after receiving an opportunity at NASA. His advice to those chasing their dreams.
Australia’s visa process is set for a major shake-up as part of a federal government policy reform. See what it means.
Nicole Currie’s unshakeable curiosity about giant kelp made her make the big leap to Tasmania to complete a Masters degree.
A leading University of Tasmania scientist has been awarded a prestigious grant to research Antarctic fast ice and develop new mapping and climate models.
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