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AMRI
A repository of biodiversity information
How the Australian Museum’s collection underpins vital scientific research and informs solutions in the aftermath of the
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Science
The powerful force behind life on earth
Fourteen-year-old Iestyn uses animation software and his own illustrations to make his Eureka Prize-winning short film.
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Science
Dr Mengyu Li: Quantifying the true cost of international supply chains
Advanced computer modelling reveals the toll on society and the environment of global demand for services and consumer goods.
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Science
Dr Jiao Jiao Li: leading transdisciplinary research in regenerative medicine
Dr Li is a leader and enabler in STEM engagement and career building for others, particularly under-represented groups.
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Science
Professor Euan Ritchie: Promoting understanding of science
We asked Professor Euan Ritchie about striking the right balance across the various aspects of his work, and what winning a Eureka Prize means to him.
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Science
The Energy in Everyday Things
Hear from the youngest finalist represented at the 2024 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.
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Science
In conversation with 2024 Sleek Geeks winner Cate
Read about the inspiration behind Cate’s experiment-filled, Eureka Prize-winning film.
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Science
Leading efforts to improve early detection of melanoma
Drawing from a multidisciplinary team, these Eureka Prize winners utilise AI-assisted 3D imaging technologies to conduct the world's largest preventive melanoma study.
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Science
Solar Superstorms
In conversation with Sophia and Scarlett about the dramatic film which earned them their second Sleek Geek finalist nomination.
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AMRI
Understanding the relational nature of citizen science: Insights from FrogID
Agential realism explains how citizen science programs like FrogID go beyond data collection. It acknowledges the interconnectedness of all entities - human and non-human - and encourages a holistic approach to biodiversity conservation based on mutual accountability.
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AMRI
Meet the new chief of the South African reefs: The Sodwana Pygmy Pipehorse
Scientists from the Australian Museum and Iziko South African Museum have identified a new species of pygmy pipehorse from subtropical South Africa, Cylix nkosi.
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AMRI
Saving our koalas: using genomics to enhance conservation outcomes
Koalas in New South Wales are at risk of extinction by 2050. New research highlights the need for targeted conservation efforts to address genetic diversity and maintain habitat connectivity to ensure their survival.
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AMRI
The Coastal Lobe-lipped Bat: a new range-restricted species from the coastal lowlands of southern Papua New Guinea
The Coastal Lobe-lipped Bat (Chalinolobus orarius) is a newly named species recognised from museum specimens collected in Papua New Guinea (PNG) previously thought to represent the Hoary Bat (C. nigrogriseus) of northern Australia.
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At the Museum
Vale Professor Frank Talbot AM
The world of science and conservation is mourning the loss of Professor Frank Talbot AM, a renowned marine biologist and former Director of the Australian Museum and Smithsonian Natural History Museum, who died last night aged 94 years.
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AMRI
What’s that frog? Putting the public to the test with frog call identification
Just how easy is it to tell a Striped Marsh Frog from a Spotted Marsh Frog, just by listening to their calls? Recently, we asked citizen scientists to try their hand at FrogID validating to see just how easy it is to determine “what’s that frog?”
