Biology
Preliminary genes help create salt-tolerant wheat
Two types of genes that have just been discovered from a wheat variant have provided an important step forward in breeding salt-tolerant wheat varieties.
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Scientific application
Analysis of ore samples with X-rays
An X-ray detector can be used by the mining industry to quickly and accurately detect minerals present in ore samples.
Environment
Australia buys radar for weather research at sea
On April 4, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) said Australia has purchased a double polarized radar installed on a new research sh…
Environment
Sea fish will move where?
A report in the Global Biology and Biogeography (Global Ecology and Biogeography) of researchers ...
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The sight of a comet in the southern hemisphere
Comet Pan-STARRS became the center of the night sky of astronomers in the southern hemisphere in the early days of March.
Medicine - Health
Australia produces highly effective new anti-influenza drugs
Australia's leading science institute CSIRO said on February 23 that it has developed a new drug in the laboratory system, to prevent the spread of different influenza v…
Science invention
Print solar cells like printing money
Australian scientists have studied how to produce solar panels by
Science invention
The world's fastest microscope
Australian scientists have created a device they call the world's fastest and most accurate microscope, powerful enough to be able to identify tiny pieces of material in…
New technology
Seabed mapping technology to find missing aircraft
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has released a detailed map of the seafloor in the southern Indian Ocean to find the Malaysian a…
New technology
Create insect models from 3d printer
An Australian scientific body, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), has decided to apply 3D printing technology to insect research.
New technology
'Air shower' saves 50% water
In the context of increasingly scarce water resources, a New Zealand company cooperated with the Australian Federal Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIR…
