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Advisory Committee on Tunnel Air Quality releases initial report
Advisory Committee on Tunnel Air Quality releases initial report

The NSW Government's Advisory Committee on Tunnel Air Quality released its 'Initial report on tunnel air quality' on Wednesday 6 August 2014.

Chief Scientist & Engineer releases Catchment cumulative impact study
Chief Scientist & Engineer releases Catchment cumulative impact study

Professor Mary O'Kane has released a report addressing cumulative impacts of activities in the Sydney Water Catchment.

Hundreds of NSW events to inspire next generation of scientists: National Science Week
Hundreds of NSW events to inspire next generation of scientists: National Science Week

The NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer hopes the annual celebration will excite a new generation to get involved in science; maths; engineering and research.

Saving the Tassie Devil from Extinction
Saving the Tassie Devil from Extinction

Professor Kathy Belov spoke about her research into Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD); a rare contagious cancer; at the recent Science & Research Breakfast Seminar; hosted by the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer.

INVITATION: The strategic importance of Antarctica
INVITATION: The strategic importance of Antarctica

Global Innovation Index 2014 launched in Sydney
Global Innovation Index 2014 launched in Sydney