Why doesn’t anyone care? Pelican11 October 2018 The most legitimate people in climate science met on Monday to deliver a warning to the world’s leaders: global greenhouse gas emissions MUST halt completely ... ScienceVoice0 Comments42 views
An Ode to Joyce. Pelican16 August 2018 “People in the Kmart, people in the local pub, they don’t care about the Paris agreement, it means nothing to them, it has no purpose” – Barnaby Joyce... Science0 Comments41 views
The Weird and Wonderful World of the Ig Nobel Prize Pelican15 August 2018 The annual Ig Nobel Prize ceremonies were begun in 1991 by the Annals of Improbable Research in an effort to “celebrate the unusual, honour the imaginative �... Science0 Comments71 views
The Guppy Bachelor: What gets a Guppy going? Pelican14 August 2018 A few words on mating preferences and the particulars of match-making in fish, in tribute to the new season of The Bachelor, scheduled to kick off this week. ... ScienceVoice0 Comments57 views
UWA Alumni – ALLISON SELMAN Pelican6 June 2018 What does life look like for UWA Science Graduates? Science0 Comments94 views
Can Western Science continue to ignore Indigenous Science? Pelican2 June 2018 How much longer can science ignore what Indigenous people have known for 50 000 years? A 2017 article in the Journal of Ethnobiology brought worldwide media ... ScienceVoice0 Comments216 views
#BadStockPhotosOfMyJob Pelican13 May 2018 It’s the end of week 10 and if you’re a science student, this is about the time your cortisol levels begin to rise exponentially and you descend into a cons... Campus AffairsEntertainmentScienceVoice0 Comments187 views
THE LEGACY OF TRUK LAGOON Pelican5 March 2018 Not many people know where Micronesia is. Even fewer will ever grace its shores. Even fewer will understand the historical significance of these islands. The hi... ScienceVoice0 Comments99 views
Atomic Frontier’s James Dingley Pelican16 January 2018 James Dingley is a second year science student at UWA - Majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Finance. He runs Atomic Frontier - a science channel on Youtube that explores the exciting scientific projects around Western Australia, and the concepts behind them. ScienceVoice0 Comments1350 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 Comments22 views
