Male stress causes mischief in mice offspring General News, Science | May 11, 2020 | by indigolemayconway By Indigo It seems it’s not just humans who find the opposite sex stressful, too many male mice can affect the…
Tricky virus threatens Australian honeybees Local and Campus News, Science, The environment | May 6, 2020 | by brookeheenan By Brooke HeenanBees may be unknowingly transmitting a deadly virus between colonies, according to scientists.The study, by a team of…
Scientists are searching for answers during isolation, and they need your help Health, Science | May 6, 2020 | by kasperjohansen By Kasper JohansenSelf-isolation is hard for people young and old, but scientists are teaming up to uncover exactly why so…
THE TINY SATELLITE SET TO BRING THE SPACE RACE TO PERTH Science | June 1, 2019 | by nataliemacdonald By Natalie MacdonaldA tiny satellite small enough to fit in your pocket could put Perth on the space industry map.The…
Acupuncture – the New Holistic Care for Perth pets Science | October 24, 2018 | by akirby By Aaron KirbyPerth pet owners are turning to ancient methods to help treat their sick animals.Holistic pet care combines traditional…
New app shields farmers from ‘most unwanted pest’ General News, Science | November 7, 2017 | by Graeme By Graeme Paton A new app created by biosecurity scientists at Murdoch University is set to shield Aussie farmers from…
Murdoch uncovers dolphin-climate change link Local and Campus News, Science | October 25, 2017 | by Graeme By Graeme Paton Perth’s playful bottlenose dolphins are being threatened by extreme climate events, says a new study by…
From Beach to Burial and Beyond: What Happens To A Dead Whale? Science | October 4, 2016 | by stephanierusso By Stephanie Russo Washed-up animal carcasses are always in the news, but once they’ve left the beach, not everyone knows…
Video Game developers reach new level with innovative designs Science | October 19, 2015 | by giannidigiovanni By Gianni Di Giovanni Gaming technology is being used for more than just high scores, with software originally designed for…
Murdoch Researcher Hits Big at Cricket Congress Science | March 29, 2015 | by shannonbeattie By Shannon Beattie As the Cricket World Cup drew to its exciting conclusion, a Murdoch University graduate research student was…