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The 2026 Premier's Science Awards is open for applications! More info via our website: particle.scitech.org.au/science-soci... #STEM #premiersscienceawards

Will the Exmouth Gulf Marine Park really protect the area for future generations, or will it be a 'paper park'? Melanie Julien-Martial investigates. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth-water/... #exmouth #marineparks #ningalooreef

Climate change is forcing people out of their homes – we need to acknowledge this new reality. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/science-soci... #climatechange #climatecrisis #climaterefugees

1mo

Could ocean forensics be the key to conservation? Amalyah Hart investigates. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth-water/... #biodiversity #eDNA #conservation #ocean

"Roughly the size and weight of a paperclip, krill are responsible for sustaining some of our most iconic marine species, including seals, penguins and whales," writes Cody Robinson. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth-water/... #krill #ocean #marinelife

If COVID is a party gatecrasher, what does that make long COVID? The full article 'Particle 101: Long COVID' in on our website. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/mind-body/pa... #covid #longcovid

Applications for the 2026 Premier’s Science Awards are now open.

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What’s the catch?

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THE 2026 PREMIER’S SCIENCE AWARDS | Particle

Coming Soon: Exmouth Gulf Marine Park | Particle

3mo

For the 11% of women who have endometriosis, they’ve likely spent a decade trying to get a diagnosis. A new questionnaire could slash diagnosis times. 'Transforming Endometriosis Diagnosis' is live on our website. particle.scitech.org.au/mind-body/tr... #endometriosis #endo #pelvicpain

"The titanic forces of centuries can cause ancient artefacts to move around and confuse our understanding of the past," writes Thomas Crow. Read the full story, 'The Earth is Rearranging History', live on our website now. particle.scitech.org.au/earth-water/...

2mo

3mo

Climate change is forcing people out of their homes – we need to acknowledge this new reality.

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2mo

PARTICLE 101: CLIMATE REFUGEES | Particle

Can eDNA help conserve Australia’s oceans? | Particle

Researchers hope to harness eDNA to protect vulnerable ocean species.

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Small animal, big responsibility.

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If COVID is a party gatecrasher, what does that make long COVID?

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Particle 101: Krill | Particle

PARTICLE 101: LONG COVID | Particle

A new questionnaire could slash endometriosis diagnosis times.

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Transforming endometriosis diagnoses | Particle

For a state reliant on a booming resources industry, net-zero emissions by 2050 is an ambitious target. Emily Evans investigates. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/science-soci... #decarbonisation #netzero #mining

Releasing tens of thousands of flies into an orchard sounds like a bad idea... or is it? Jackson Ryan explores how scientists are defending against fruit flies. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth-water/... #pest #fruitfly #agriculture

The titanic forces of centuries can cause ancient artefacts to move around and confuse our understanding of the past.

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The Earth is Rearranging History | Particle

3mo

How scientists are defending against a major agricultural pest.

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Lord of the fruit flies | Particle

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Can we decarbonise WA? | Particle

For a state reliant on a booming resources industry, net-zero emissions by 2050 is an ambitious target.

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