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24 September 2013

Highly detailed paintings of a terrifying crocodile-like monster, Koolasuchus, and five dinosaurs, developed with the help of advanced scientific imaging techniques, will be released 24 September as Australia Post’s new stamp series ‘Australia’s Age of Dinosaurs’ appears in your Post Office.

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20 September 2013

An opportunity to see the eye of a machine that can ‘see the invisible’, help develop the human bionic eye, and create some of the most inspiring capabilities of humans to investigate our world, is available in October, at Australia’s largest particle accelerator, the Australian Synchrotron.

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On 30 July 2013, Innovation Minister Senator Kim Carr officially opened the $25 million Imaging and Medical beamline at the Australian Synchrotron.

  1. Australian Synchrotron reaches 1000 papers milestone
  2. How ‘cell death’ protein gets ready for action
  3. New appointments at the Australian Synchrotron
  4. World’s first images of insulin in action
  5. Opportunities and rewards for researchers at the Australian Synchrotron
  6. Iron woman wins synchrotron medal
  7. New Chair appointed to Australian Synchrotron Board