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At the Museum
Science in the City Feedback
The Audience Research Unit has been evaluating the Museum's Science in the City program since 2001. Feedback is always good and here's an example of a satisfied customer from 2009:
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Science
In South Korea
Seoul city and the week ahead for the International Children’s Conference on the Environment.
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Science
Adventures in South Korea
The International Children's Conference on the Environment run by UNEP (United Nations Environment Program).
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Museullaneous
Skeletons Exhibition Evaluation
As part of the review of the Museum Renewal Project an evaluation was undertaken into how visitors were responding to the Skeletons exhibition.
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Museullaneous
Engaging audiences: what do visitors want?
What do visitors want from their museum visit?
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Science
Taxonomists share their expertise for biosecurity
Quarantine scientists recently attended an Australian Museum workshop to improve their skills at identifying invasive Diptera, a large order of insects, many of which pose a threat to Australia's biosecurity.
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Science
Cracking the'genetic code' of gem stones
A research team led by Dr Lin Sutherland, a Senior Fellow in Geoscience at the Australian Museum, has completed a major study on 'genetic' signatures in Australian sapphires and rubies. The study combines precise trace element
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Science
157 years of Australian Museum science at your fingertips
Researchers around the world will have full online access to 157 years of scientific knowledge published in the Records of the Australian Museum.
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Science
Eel biodiversity region discovered
Analysis of specimens collected in the North West Coral Sea has shown that the area has many marine eel species and some are new to science.
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Science
Swimming with the big fish, studying the small
Imagine trying to track in the open seas the migration of fishes that are only a few millimetres to a centimetre long.
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X-ray specs: viewing artefacts in a new light
Using the latest technologies, archaeologists are digging for new insights into Indigenous trading routes.
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Amphibian Conservation in South-East Asia
Dr Jodi Rowley has been recording midnight frog calls in Vietnam, Cambodia and southern China to inform future conservation programs.
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Science
Deep-sea mystery solved as three become one
So dramatic is the metamorphosis of whalefishes that until now scientists thought the larva, adult male and adult female specimens in collections were from three separate families of fishes.
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Science
Helping hand for a vulnerable little chat
Australian Museum researchers are set to begin a new study on the conservation ecology of an iconic inhabitant of coastal saltmarshes, the White-fronted Chat, with funding from Lake Macquarie City Council and the Herman S
