Science, Technology and Innovation
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How the making of Brett Sutton got him through pandemic and kept Premier’s faith
It was 10 days of grinding physical exercise as they traversed the top of the world. The trail ran through…
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Germany has surpassed one million coronavirus cases as infections continue to rise in Europe
Germany, once a beacon of hope in Europe’s coronavirus nightmare, logged more than one million cases on Friday, while Russia…
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6G: We could be looking at techno tyranny
A RECENT SESSION of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and the Australian Smart Communities Association (ASCA) masterclass on 5G, featured…
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Google political advertising spend transparency reporting coming to Australia
This change will bring more transparency to how parties run their online campaigns, including how much is spent on ads…
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WHO warns of third coronavirus wave in Europe in 2021, slams countries’ lack of preparation
A World Health Organization special COVID-19 envoy predicted a third wave of the pandemic in Europe in early 2021, if…
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‘You’re the ultimate editor’: Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey face US Senate grilling
Facebook and Twitter defended their handling of US election misinformation at a heated congressional hearing on Tuesday where one key…
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‘Rods from God’: Why Mach 5 Hypersonic Tugeston Bombs Were Never Dropped
Getting bundles of telephone pole-sized tungsten rods—1.7 time denser than lead—would require rockets of a massive scale that would have…
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Vaccine Apartheid
And yet, as the unseemly competition for vaccine doses indicates, that is exactly what many countries have done. Jayati Ghosh…
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Moderna follows Pfizer with exciting vaccine news – how to read these dramatic developments
Last week, interim results from Pfizer suggested its vaccine reduces cases of COVID-19 with 90% efficacy. Simon Kolstoe The Conversation Now…
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Israel Has Taken Delivery Of Its Most Capable Warship Ever
The Israeli Navy has officially welcomed to its fleet the first Sa’ar 6 class missile corvette, the INS Magen, which it…
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Charles Darwin’s hunch about early life was probably right
Not only was it probably correct, his theory was a century ahead of its time. Michael Marshall BBC Charles Darwin…
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Germany rejects F-35s, ok’s €5.4B Eurofighter pact
On the same day that Donald Trump lost the US election, it was also confirmed, that Lockheed Martin also lost…
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The US Must Accept China’s Rise
And yet, given China’s fundamentals, there is little the US could do to hamper, let alone arrest, its progress. Daniel…
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Immune Cells Respond to Coronavirus Six Months After Infection
All of the study’s participants had only experienced either mild or moderate symptoms or were asymptomatic. Ethen Kim Lieser The…
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Did Neanderthals go to war with our ancestors?
Around 600,000 years ago, humanity split in two. One group stayed in Africa, evolving into us. The other struck out…
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Exploding the myth of Huawei’s 5G security risk
BANGKOK – Once known for shoddy manufacturing of low-cost goods for American markets, China has grown against the odds into…
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