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08 May 2017

Who goes to MONA? Peering behind the ‘flannelette curtain’

Lecturer in Human Geography (Planning) Dr Kate Booth asks, who actually goes to MONA?

28 April 2017

The Australian continent is sinking…but why?

And what does it mean for sea level rise?

10 April 2017

The secret sex life of plants

Plant sex gene discovery a potential bonanza for agriculture and forestry.

17 March 2017

Tasmania's new global centre for innovation launched

Facility gives strong sense of success to come.

26 February 2017

Scientists discover why world’s richest ore deposits were formed

Latest CODES research reveals more startling discoveries about the evolution of life on earth.

23 February 2017

3D printer project puts UTAS at the cutting edge of micro engineering

Four University of Tasmania projects will be supported by the latest round of ARC Linkage grants.

07 February 2017

Future wildfire warning for Australia

Increasingly dangerous fire weather is forecast for Australia and the Mediterranean as the global footprint of extreme fires expands, according to the latest research.

06 February 2017

Greener greenhouses to feed the future

As populations increase, we’re going to need to use greenhouse production more and more to feed everyone. Dianfan is working with local farmers to assess the environmental and economic impacts of greenhouse gas emissions.

30 January 2017

Agriculture graduate becomes a future industry leader

Agriculture graduate receives $120,000 scholarship to continue studies

19 December 2016

STEM star discovers the art in science

PhD candidate Bianca Deans found her love of drawing had an important place in her science studies.

13 December 2016

Big science, tiny lab

You can’t take a lab with you…or can you? Eli is working on developing a portable analytical device, which will let scientists take a lab with them on their field work.