17 Jun 2019

Even the smartest Australians struggle to interpret information about climate change when the correct interpretation clashes with their political attitudes.

11 Jun 2019

This specific project, by Bachelor of Philosophy student Jodie Smith, is an in-depth study into the TV Show Orphan Black and its influence upon audience...

11 Jun 2019

This collection is to pull together the latest research into a volume that examines the dramatic use and possibly abuse of science in Doctor Who and how it...

3 Jun 2019

How many things can you make out of alfoil, cotton string, paper cards and popsicle sticks?

24 May 2019

From the American Museum of Natural History, Dr DeSalle brought the changing field of microbiology into the lime light last Thursday.

15 May 2019

Hosted at the iconic Shine Dome in Canberra, the workshop explored mechanisms for independent science advice to government and parliamentarians in Australia.

14 May 2019

What do an eleventh century encyclopedia, a nineteenth century high protein diet and a 67 metre brass pendulum have in common?

3 May 2019

We have a young generation more engaged with climate change policy than ever before.

30 Apr 2019

Madison Hartill-Law is a master of science communication. Proven by her Master of Science Communication Outreach degree from the Australian National Centre for...

22 Apr 2019

SCOMaganza April 2019 was a day of exciting new research coming from the CPAS community.

16 Apr 2019

An analysis of 515 science engagement activities by PhD researcher Jenni Metcalfe.

16 Apr 2019

New research in Public Understanding of Science from Dr Merryn McKinnon and CPAS Masters students Bronte Black, Sophie Bobillier, Kirsten Hood and Madeleine...