Spotted wobbegong sharks demonstrate social clique behaviour
2 May 2016
New research suggests that the spotted wobbegong shark aggregates in ‘social’ groups, as opposed to previous assumptions that shark groupings …
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Pioneering Minds podcast series
6 April 2016
The Pioneering Minds podcast series looks at some of the most compelling stories within Macquarie University. Episode 10: Professor Catharine Lumby and the …
Macquarie astronomer designs NASA’s next generation spectrograph to search for habitable worlds around other stars
1 April 2016
Dr Christian Schwab from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Macquarie University has developed the optical design for NASA’s …
New evidence pushes back the time of disappearance of the Indonesian ‘hobbits’
31 March 2016
Eight years of further excavations and study at the Indonesian cave site of Liang Bua have pushed back the time …
‘Miner’s myth’ myth busters: exploring whether contamination in mining towns was always there
22 March 2016
A Macquarie University study has pursued multiple lines of evidence to bust the ‘miner’s myth’ that exists in Broken Hill …
Shark bytes: some sharks react more to stress, with potential impacts for humans
22 March 2016
Macquarie University researchers have discovered that some Port Jackson sharks have a greater reaction to stressful situations due to a …
Fulbright scholarship awarded for honeybee research at Macquarie University
4 March 2016
Brian Entler from the Department of Biological Sciences and formerly of The University of Scranton in the United States has …
WHO cares about hearing health and why we should all… LISTEN UP!
3 March 2016
With a quarter of Australians set to face serious problems from hearing loss, it’s time for a new awareness campaign… …
Childhood exposure to environmental lead linked to aggressive behaviours and death by assault
17 February 2016
Australian children who are exposed to higher levels of environmental lead are more likely in early adulthood to show increased …
Where will the Weddell seals go? Deciphering the movements of marine predators
9 February 2016
A Macquarie University researcher has tested two prominent marine animal-tracking models to determine which is better at inferring the movements …
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