And the winner is Professor Brian Schmidt: Astronomer, Australian National University, and Canberra

Article Abstract:

The universe and everything would be going to fade away in another 100 billion years from now, leaving everything cold, lonely and isolated according to Professor Brian Schmidt. Every galaxy that could be seen is being pushed away faster and their light would not be able to reach us in about 100 billion years, except for the light of the galaxy that is gravitationally bound to us.

Space Research and Technology, Space Sciences, Astronomers, Space Science Applicatns & Tech, Achievements and awards, Expanding universe, Schmidt, Brian

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From both sides now

Article Abstract:

Some science scholars are beginning to note women and men scientists ask different questions in their research. Most scientists are male, and this may affect the nature of their investigations. Mammal eggs were discovered to reach out to attract sperm in the late 19th century, but most accounts reported the passive-egg model.

Psychological aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Sex differences, Women scientists

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Towards the great society

Article Abstract:

Innovation and change has always been central to the Australian experience. Peter Doherty, the 1996 Nobel Prize winner for medicine suggest that one must learn to cultivate and reward innovation with sensible education, planning and government.

Analysis, Usage, Technological innovations

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