2022 Women of Discovery Awards
Jill Heinerth is excited to return to New York this October 2022 for the WINGS…
Browsing: Science
Dive in with Liz and Sylvia, welcomes Emily Hazelwood and Amber Sparks
Emily Hazelwood and Amber Sparks join Dive in with Liz and Sylvia. Dive in with…
Are We Too Hard on Newly Arrived Plants and Animals?
As human activity continues to heat the planet and destroy wildlife habitat, plants and animals…
Jess Phoenix in conversation with Jill Heinerth
Join us for a discussion of scientific exploration as Jess Phoenix discusses her new book, Ms. Adventure:…
Finding Wisdom in Science and Indigenous Knowledge
I was once at the cutting edge of genetics research. The textbook I co-authored was the most…
We have the power to create a brighter future
This is our last column for 2020. What a year it’s been! As if things…
Introducing, the Shark Research Institute
We use science to educate and protect. This is our mission. This is what drives…
Scientist Interview: Lauren Peel, University of Western Australia
Lauren Peel has a BSc (Hons.) in Zoology from University of Western Australia. She is currently a PhD candidate in marine biology at University of Western Australia and project leader for The Manta Trust and Save Our Seas Foundation’s Seychelles Manta Ray Project.
Scientist Interview: Dr Nathan Hart, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University
Dr Nathan Hart is an expert in comparative neurobiology and specialises in animal sensory systems. He completed his PhD on colour vision in birds at the University of Bristol, UK, before moving Australia in 1999. He’s since worked on the visual systems of various animals, and more recently has been working with sharks. We interviewed him about his very interesting career history.
Greatness comes from moving forward, not backward
The battle lines are drawn — in some cases literally. On one side are those…