Some travellers swear raspberry cordial prevents gastro. The science isn’t so certain. Read the full article here: particle.scitech.org.au/health/parti... #balibelly #gastro

Trap cameras have been used by ecologists for conservation reasons for decades. But are they actually helping? Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/lights... #conservation #ecology

Could off-grid living be the key to surviving the zombie apocalypse? Dennis Power investigates. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/parti... #off-gridliving #zombieapocalypse

Professor Rhonda Marriott AM is transforming perinatal care for Aboriginal people. Recently, her commitment got her named Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander Scientist of the Year. Read the full story here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/profe... #PremiersScienceAwards

Building a bridge and getting over it is easier said than done. Emily Evans explores the different types of STEM required to build a bridge. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/the-per... #STEM #engineering

Recently, the exciting EscaPADE mission launched to space to study the magnetic and plasma environment around Mars. Unpack what this word spaghetti, jargon filled sentence means with the help of our latest article. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/space/escapa... #spaceexploration #NASA

The Keep Carnaby’s Flying: Ngoolarks Forever project is trying to save our beloved black cockatoos from extinction. Meet the winner of the Premier’s Science Award for Science Engagement Initiative of the Year here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/keep-... #PremiersScienceAwards #conservation

Dr Jessica Kretzmann is changing how we approach gene therapy with DNA origami. For her work Dr Kretzmann was honoured as Early Career Scientist of the Year at the recent Premiere's Science Awards. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/dr-je... #genetherapy #PremieresScienceAwards

A National Science Week poll crowned the rakali as Australia's most underrated animal, but they're under threat. Learn all about these cuties in our new article 'Not Like Other Rats' live now. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/not-li... #rakali #endangeredspecies

"It may seem mundane, but H2O is incredibly complex and fascinating," writes Dennis Power. Read the full article 'Diving into the Wonders of Water' live on our website now. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/diving... #water #H2O

Professor Jacqueline Batley was named WA's 2025 Scientist of the Year at the Premier's Science Awards. Read about Jacqueline and her work defending canola crops in our new article. particle.scitech.org.au/people/profe... #PremiersScienceAwards

There’s a silver lining to COVID-19, and it’s an HIV vaccine. Read the full article on our website now: particle.scitech.org.au/health/parti... #HIV #vaccine

AFL has been called the most data-rich game in the world, with close to 1,800 metrics recorded every match day. 'Big Data in the AFL' is live on our website now. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/big-dat... #afl #sportsscience

Christmas is coming but December's edition of 'The Sky Tonight' is already here! Read it now to find out what's going on in the night sky this month: particle.scitech.org.au/space/the-sk... #stargazing #astronomy

If you want to enter the Matrix, it's time to talk about coding. Our new article '101: Coding' is live on our website now. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/101-cod... #TheMatrix #coding

Can you believe it's already November? To feel better about it I'm going to read our latest edition of 'The Sky Tonight', and you should too! particle.scitech.org.au/space/the-sk... #astronomy #stargazing

Particle 101: Microwaves Read it on our website: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/101-mic... #microwaves #electromagnetic #radiation

What made the moon? Read all about it on our website now! particle.scitech.org.au/space/what-m... #moon #luna

A meteorite slammed into WA billions of years ago. Or did it? Kate Holmes investigates. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/the-wo... #meteorite #impactcrater #westernaustralia

Everyone ready to get excited about maps? 'Cause they're actually really cool, and you can read all about it on our website now! particle.scitech.org.au/tech/101-maps/ #maps #cartography

Can video games really alter reality? Tom Gurn investigates. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/video-g... #tetris #videogames

Sniffer dogs are being used to sniff out a deadly plant pathogen in WA. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/was-di... #mansbestfriend #conservation

Perth isn't a tropical climate. So why are we seeing tropical fish in our waters? Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/the-he... #tropicalisation #globalwarming

Our latest feature topic 'Not as boring as you think' debuts today! The first piece is all about the 'empty' space within space. "The space beyond our planet is a long way from empty and a long way from boring," writes Rocky McGellin. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/space/we-ain...

What's up everyone? No seriously, what's going on in our night sky in October? Leon Smith has all the answers for you in October's edition of 'The Sky Tonight'. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/space/the-sk...

The universe is expanding. But how do we know that? Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/space/partic... #cosmicexpansion #astronomy

Could the natural world hold the answer to our sustainability struggles? Our new article 'Lesson from Nature for a World in Crisis' is live on our website now. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/lesson... #biomimicry #nature

What makes science scientific? The final instalment of our 'How Scientific is Science?' feature topic investigates the scientific process. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/a-bal...

Light pollution is a threat to Aussie landscapes and wildlife, so how do we fix it? Emily Evans investigates. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/light-... #environmentalconservation #lightpollution

How do philosophy and science relate? Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/ontol... #ontologies #tobeornottobe

From driverless tractors to AI image detection, STEM is ride throughout every step of the farming process. Read all about the role science plays in food security on our website now! particle.scitech.org.au/tech/food-se... #agscience #foodsecurity

Why are we ticklish? Tom Gurn asks the important questions. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/why-d... #tickling #gargalesis #knismesis

How science is told matters as much as what it says. Thomas Crow investigates science communication. particle.scitech.org.au/people/scien... #SciCom #ScienceForAll

Who is responsible for Australia's environment? Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/murra... #murraywatt #climateaction

How will AI affect academia? Read all about it: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/a-robot... #artificialintelligence #research

What is colour blindness and how does it actually work? Kaitlin Britto finds out. particle.scitech.org.au/health/parti... #colourblindness #daltonism #rodsandcones

Perth has the lowest tree canopy of all Australian capital cities at 22%. With climate change heating our city, this is becoming a major problem. Read more here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/a-tree...

What is AI, really? Connie Greeve investigates the tech behind the chatbots making our lives 'easier'. Read it here: particle.scitech.org.au/tech/101-wha... #AI #LLM #whatisAI

Collaboration is the heart of scientific discovery. Read more here: particle.scitech.org.au/people/never... #sciencecollaboration #neversciencealone

Could octopus ink and venom be the next step towards a melanoma cure? Find out more here: particle.scitech.org.au/health/could...

'101: Doctorates' is all about PhD's. Camila Pardo Uribe investigates the highs, lows and research woes. Check it out: particle.scitech.org.au/people/parti... #doctorate #phd #highereducation

Microplastics can be found in the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat. But how bad are they really? Read all about it here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/microp...

Are we winning the war on cane toads? Check out one of our recent pieces to find out the next step in the cane toad saga. Tom Gurn investigates. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/are-we... #canetoads

It's only been seven years since the Australian Space Agency was announced. Let's take a look back and see how far we've come. particle.scitech.org.au/space/the-au... #australianspaceagency #spacerace

In our most recent article, Melanie Julien-Martial explores the relationship between science and politics. particle.scitech.org.au/people/when-... #scienceinpolitics #politicsinscience #sciencepolicy

Grassy ecosystems are often left behind, or not cared about in conservation. Read all about it here! particle.scitech.org.au/earth/no-one... #grasslands #grassyecosystems #hummockgrasslands

Does the full moon actually make us crazy? Read on to find out what the science says. particle.scitech.org.au/earth/partic... #fullmooneffect

Bogong moths use the stars to navigate. Yep, you read that right. Moths can migrate 1000s of kilometres relying on the stars alone. Check it out here: particle.scitech.org.au/earth/starga... #bogongmoth #stargazingmoths

The Betelgeuse star now has a friend. Read the full story here: particle.scitech.org.au/space/astron... #Betelgeuse #companionstar #variablestar

There's a ragtag group of sleuths on a missions to fight fraudulent science. particle.scitech.org.au/people/the-s... #sciencesleuths #SholtoDavid #fraudulentscience