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By Author: Maxine Kauter

A Close Encounter of the Climate Kind: Mick Aschroft shares his experiences at the frontier

Two of our researchers are pioneering new techniques for measuring changes in climate on small, and revealing scales.

By: Maxine Kauter, Dr Mick Ashcroft, Category: Science, Date: 30 Apr 2013

Natural science conservator, Silvia Da Rocha, awarded ICON internship

Australian Museum natural science conservator Silvia Da Rocha has been awarded the prestigious ICON internship for young conservators. 

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 26 Mar 2013

Museum Research Associate wins John Mulvaney Book Award

Our research associates continue to produce award-winning publications.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 15 Jan 2013

What exactly is museum science and how does it help? (Timor-Leste Expedition)

As the second and final portion of our expedition to Timor-Leste wraps up we talk about what exactly museum science is and how valuable it can be today.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 30 Nov 2012

Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics has launched

Our new centre will answer questions about forensics, conservation and biodiversity.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 20 Nov 2012

Museum Scientist wins 2012 Whitley Book Award

A book on squat lobsters co-edited by the Museum’s Dr Shane Ahyong has won the Whitley award for best invertebrate natural history book.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 20 Nov 2012

Dissecting Microscope donated to Marine Invertebrates

Thanks to the generosity of a donor to the Australian Museum Foundation, the Marine Invertebrates group has been able to upgrade equipment by purchasing two new dissecting microscopes.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 14 Aug 2012

From the Collection: Bigeye Sixgill shark

An interview with Dr Sally Reader about this Bigeye Sixgill Shark which was recently added to the collection.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 24 Jul 2012

Timor-Leste Expedition 2012

We are conducting an expedition to study the land and marine fauna of Timor Leste. This multi-stage expedition is one of the largest surveys undertaken by the Australian Museum in the last 100 years. Work with the samples collected will continue for the next one to three years and will form the basis for conservation planning and the design of a Protected Area Network.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 24 Jul 2012

Unique role played at the Australian Museum

The Australian Museum’s scientists are often asked to apply their expertise in unexpected ways.

By: Maxine Kauter, Category: Science, Date: 30 Nov 2011