The Pacific and southern bluefin tuna look very similar to the naked eye; DNA screening answered the question.

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A farmer-led project is testing which regenerative practices can help the agricultural sector thrive in a drier, less ...

“Renovate or Rebuild” aimed to increase demand for sustainable homes when building or buying. Our research suggests this ...

Wireless LAN technology paved the way for modern WiFi and now joins four other Australian inventions in new coin collection ...

Water treatment solutions developed for mining are being tested in remote communities, where groundwater can fail Australian ...

Indigenous knowledge systems, capability and lived experience offer unique and essential understandings of drought and drought resilience overlooked in mainstream or Western science approaches and ...

Our scholarship and postgraduate programs provide the future generation of scientists with the opportunity to launch their scientific careers working alongside leading scientists in world class ...

Around the world, rising sea levels, as a result of human induced climate change, are having an impact. Global mean sea level has risen by around 25 cm since 1880 and half of this rise has occurred ...

CSIRO has delivered a century of life‑changing science, with more to come. From our earliest foundations to today’s breakthroughs, explore the eras to see some of the milestones, people and ideas that ...

CSIRO's Water Book Water: Science and Solutions for Australia provides information on the status of Australia’s water resources and their future prospects, the many values we hold for water, and the ...

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