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Tag: Eureka Prize

Epi what? | Day 32

Epi what? | Day 32

The first time I heard of epigenetics, it took me a while to get my head around it. However, I am one of those nerdy people who are already interested in scientific concepts and consider not understanding something a challenge.

Posted on September 17, 2014Categories 365 Science StoriesTags epigenetics, Eureka Prize, genetics, video1 Comment on Epi what? | Day 32
The Sound of Music | Day 29

The Sound of Music | Day 29

Children are naturally rather curious people — new to this world, they want to explore it, understand it, learn what’s possible and the limits of what we can know.

Posted on September 14, 2014Categories 365 Science StoriesTags education, Eureka Prize, music, video2 Comments on The Sound of Music | Day 29
Wheat through the looking glass | Day 28

Wheat through the looking glass | Day 28

This year, the Eureka Prize for Science Photography went to an image created with a scanning electron microscope. CSIRO scientist Mark Talbot captured a wheat bud, revealing stunning detail.

Posted on September 13, 2014September 17, 2014Categories 365 Science StoriesTags biology, Eureka Prize, microscopy1 Comment on Wheat through the looking glass | Day 28
Droplet lens | Day 27

Droplet lens | Day 27

Whenever I cook lentils, I’m fascinated by the wonderful geometric shape that an uncooked lentil possesses. A disk bulging in the middle and tapered down at the edges, the lentil is shaped just like a classic convex lens.

Posted on September 12, 2014September 17, 2014Categories 365 Science StoriesTags Australian science, Eureka Prize, invention, microscopy1 Comment on Droplet lens | Day 27

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