We Can Be World’s Best Here Pelican24 October 2017 Dr Fiona Wood, director of Burns at Ryal Perth Hospital and co-developer of spray-on-skin spoke to Maddi Howard. Science0 Comments64 views
Femme Fatale: The tale of the sexually deceptive Australian Hammer Orchid Pelican24 October 2017 a confused male wasp flies away from the flower, both sexually deceived and unsatisfied. Maddi Howard writes. Science0 Comments51 views
Comic: Welcome to Science Friends Pelican9 October 2017 Words and art by Clare Moran. ScienceVisual Art0 Comments14 views
The Low-Tech Aquarium Pelican3 October 2017 Before we bring an animal into our care, the first thing we should ask ourselves is if we can offer the pet a more comfortable, safe, and stimulating life than one they might experience in the wild. John Yaxley writes. Science0 Comments120 views
Comic: Be Nice to Small Animals Pelican3 October 2017 Words and art by Clare Moran. This comic first appeared in print volume 88 edition 3 SOAP. Science0 Comments8 views
Is Green, Is Good: To GM, or Not to GM – That Is the Question… Pelican3 October 2017 Ultimately, I don’t think the solution is as simple as picking a side; rather, an integration of opinions from both ‘for’ and ‘against’ parties are required. Maddi Howard writes. Science0 Comments16 views
Curing Cancer: The Disease of the Devil Pelican4 July 2017 Over the past two decades, Tasmanian Devil populations have been swiftly wiped out from large cancerous tumours. The recent breakthrough led by the University of Tasmania (UTAS) suggests that the Devil’s cancer can be cured by cancer. Maddi Howard reports. Science0 Comments24 views
Munka – A Constructed Language Pelican5 June 2017 Munka is a constructed language that began as a supplement to a Dungeons and Dragons universe. Nate Wood writes. ScienceVoice0 Comments10 views
Words with Cathy Lambert: The Fight to Protect our Most Vulnerable Pelican21 May 2017 Behind the tourist-attracting exhibits at Perth Zoo, huddles of air-conditioned cabins house some of our state’s most endangered species - Cathy Lambert, supervisor of Perth Zoo’s Native Species Breeding Program is hard at work. Maddi Howard reports. Science0 Comments78 views
