We're #Hiring - join our team! We're looking for a Journals Acquisitions Specialist to play a key role in the growth of our scholarly publishing program. More details and how to apply: jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourn...#Hiring #PublishingJobs #ScholarlyPublishing

📣 JUST PUBLISHED in #AusJPrimaryHealth Multidisciplinary primary care outreach for women experiencing domestic and family violence and/or homelessness: a rapid evidence review 📝 S Lewis, Z Triandafilidis, M Carey, B Hobden, C Hourigan, S Richardson READ HERE www.publish.csiro.au/PY/PY24200

New #Review in the Perspectives on Animal Biosciences series 📢 'The sources and impact of microplastic intake on livestock and poultry performance and meat products: a review' by Luisa Olmo and Benjamin W. B. Holman. #OpenAccess in #AnimalProdSci: www.publish.csiro.au/AN/AN25022#Review

🔥Most Read Wagner et al. highlight elevated PTSD, depression, anxiety, and sleep problems in wildland firefighters, but baseline risks unclear. They urge clearer separation of general vs fire-specific stress, focus on everyday exposures, long-term impacts. 🔗 doi.org/10.1071/WF24159 #IJWildlandFire

My first-first author paper is out! We found that overall healing in sharks was comparable between sutured and non-sutured incisions. But sutured incisions had significantly more bacteria present. www.publish.csiro.au/wr/pdf/WR25009 Forever thankful to Jordan Matley & @charlie-huveneers.bsky.social

ICYMI We're publishing a book! 🦜 Across 30 essays and stunning imagery, Australian ecologists share their feelings and thoughts about why nature truly matters. The book is available for pre-order through @csiropublishing.bsky.social now: www.publish.csiro.au/book/8205 #ecology #WildOZ #nature

Step into the surreal and spectacular world of fungi with these beautiful photos from Stephen Axford 🍄✨ 1) Coprinopsis pulchricaerulia 2) Crepidotus cf. boninensis 3) Marasmius sp. 4) Omphalotus nidiformis #FungiFriday #PlanetFungi

📣 JUST PUBLISHED in #AusJPrimaryHealth What are the barriers to parents using child and family health nursing services during the first year of their child’s life in NSW? 📝 Kim Dunlop, Michelle Fulton, Vanessa Hamilton and Catherine Llewellyn-Smith READ HERE www.publish.csiro.au/PY/PY24190

#BiodiversityMonth is a time to celebrate the richness of life all around us, from shimmering dragonfly wings to the unexpected beauty of spiders, snails and mosquitoes. Explore the wonder of Australia’s biodiversity with our wide range of field guides: www.publish.csiro.au/Animals/Fiel...#BiodiversityMonth #WildOz

New research in #AusMammalogy compared the whiskers of wombats, finding that southern hairy-nosed wombats have longer, thicker whiskers. Without a rhinarium, the study's authors suggest they may depend more on whiskers to navigate & interact. www.publish.csiro.au/AM/AM25025#AusMammalogy @womsat.bsky.social

From describing shark 'claspers', to the restoration of Tassie giant kelp, author and science communicator Andrea Wild shares her stories from CSIRO's National Research Collections with ABC Drive. Listen to the interview from 14:40 onwards: www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...

Kelso et al. studied Aussie e-cigarettes using GC–MS and found unlabelled nicotine and banned toxins like cinnamaldehyde. Most were mislabelled, revealing major gaps in vaping regulation despite new reforms. #AusJChem #openaccess @csiropublishing.bsky.social www.publish.csiro.au/ch/pdf/CH25027

Australia is home to approx 24,000 species of native plants 🌿 This #BiodiversityMonth, we’re celebrating the beauty and diversity of native flora — from orchids to mistletoes. Our guide books are your companions for exploring them: www.publish.csiro.au/PlantsAndFun...

Read the latest #EditorChoice article published in #SexualHealth: 'Exploring perceived and enacted stigma with related factors among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men in Nepal' by Md. Safaet Hossain Sujan, et al. #FreeToRead for a limited time: www.publish.csiro.au/SH/SH25031

More than fatigue: A new study has revealed the impacts of #LongCOVID can be as severe as those seen in people living with stroke or Parkinson’s. theconversation.com/long-covid-i... @ausjph.bsky.social #AusJPrimaryHealth

Tim Entwisle has been busy doing interviews and events for his new book The Sceptical Botanist... have you caught any of them? We love this happy snap from the book launch at Royal Botanic Garden Sydney last month. @timentwisle.bsky.social | #Botany

Huipeng Zhao & al. present their optimization of CO2 with diethylenetriamine impregnated silica absorbents. They investigated the type of silica used, the concentration amine as well as the temperature and pressure of the CO2. #AusJChem Details: www.publish.csiro.au/CH/CH25056

🏠🔥New in IJWF: Gjedrem et al. (2025) examine fire risk perception and garden adaptation in Tasmania’s WUI. Residents often underestimate hazards, but personalised garden hazard reports motivated change despite knowledge, resource, and emotional barriers. 🔗 doi.org/10.1071/WF24213 #IJWildlandFire

🔥Call for Papers: Wildland-Urban Interface Fires Special Collection in IJWF!🌳🏠🌳 Share research on fire dynamics, risk modelling, resilience & more. If you have any questions, reach out to the team. 📆 Submit by 31 Dec 2025 More Information: www.publish.csiro.au/wf/content/C... #FireScience

In the lead up to #ThreatenedSpeciesDay, we're reflecting on the species that we have lost, and the future we need to protect. These poignant artworks depict some of the unique Australian animals that are now extinct, as well as one species we can still save. 1) Kangaroo Island Emu (Extinct)

Poulsen et al. used native mass spectrometry to screen covalent fragments and found novel binders for surface cysteines in carbonic anhydrase III. Selective hits at Cys187 open new paths for probes & covalent drug discovery! #openaccess @csiropublishing.bsky.social www.publish.csiro.au/CH/CH25081

What was once thought to be a single species of table coral is actually at least 16 distinct species, 5 of them new to science, according to a study by researchers working with Queensland Museum's #CoralBank, published #OpenAccess in Invertebrate Systematics. www.scimex.org/newsfeed/gro...

📣 JUST PUBLISHED in #AusJPrimaryHealth ‘Back to square one’ – experiences influencing topical corticosteroid use in paediatric atopic dermatitis 📝 Christabel Hoe, Yasin Shahab and Phyllis Lau READ HERE www.publish.csiro.au/PY/PY25119

It's World Sexual Health Day 🫶 This collection of research in Sexual Health aims to enrich & elevate the conversation around #SexualHealth & #ReproductiveHealth in Aus & NZ, and promote comprehensive, compassionate & equitable healthcare for all. www.publish.csiro.au/sh/collectio... #WSHD2025

In 2023, desert fires scorched 294,393 km2 of spinifex country, nearly 3× the usual. New research in @ijwildlandfire.bsky.social shows Indigenous ranger burn programs slowed their spread, proving large-scale, cultural fire management works. wildfiretoday.com/the-large-de... #IJWildlandFire

Several of our journals are on Bluesky! Follow along for science & news: @ausjchem.bsky.social 🧪 @ausjbotany.bsky.social 🌿 @ausjph.bsky.social 🩺 @ijwildlandfire.bsky.social 🔥 @marinefreshwater.bsky.social 🌊 @pacificconsbio.bsky.social 🐢 @repfertdev.bsky.social 🥚 @wildliferesearchj.bsky.social 🐾

It’s Wattle Day! Here’s one of my faves. The Sandpaper Wattle Acacia denticulosa is one I was lucky to see in the wild before knowing they were in cultivation. They are threatened and restricted to a small number of granite outcrops in the WA wheatbelt. They have big flowers and rough leaves.

Wattle you know... it's National #WattleDay, so we have three facts that may surprise you. 1/5

Differences in juvenile white sharks’ (Carcharodon carcharias) resource use in southern California waters 🦑🌿🐟🦈 www.publish.csiro.au/WR/WR24183

Fei Yang Tian & Co. present their synthesis of a tetramethylcucurbit[6]uril-based porous supramolecular assembly that exhibits the characteristics of fluorophores it adsorbs and, which, in the presence of rhodamine B or pyrene, can detect methanol. Details: www.publish.csiro.au/CH/CH19586

“'What do you do with your genitalia?' In most workplaces, discussions about genitalia would be inappropriate. But for two entomologists meeting for coffee, it’s not an extraordinary question." Andrea Wild explores the hidden stories of CSIRO’s natural history vaults: www.csiro.au/en/news/All/...

#BogongMoths are a crucial spring food source for #MountainPygmypossums - declines in Moth numbers are an urgent threat to the possums’ survival. Help scientists track the Bogong Moths via #ZoosVictoria Moth Tracker: www.zoo.org.au/moth-tracker/ Image - Zoos Victoria. #citizenscience #wildoz

We're excited to welcome our journal Marine & Freshwater Research to Bluesky! Follow @marinefreshwater.bsky.social for research about all aquatic environments, including groundwaters, wetlands, estuaries, rocky shores, reefs and the open ocean. www.publish.csiro.au/mf #MarineFreshwaterRes

Marine & Freshwater Research is officially on bluesky! We’ll share peer-reviewed articles about ecology and management of aquatic environments, marine and freshwater. Make sure to follow to stay up to date with latest articles! #MarineFreshwaterRes www.publish.csiro.au/mf

Every part of a #wombat is round. #WombatWednesday #fieldwork #Tasmania #MammalWatching #WildOz #wombats

Read the latest #EditorChoice paper in #AusMammalogy: 'Investigation of free-living highland wild dogs near Grasberg Gold Mine, Papua Province, Indonesia' by James K. McIntyre, et al. Published #OpenAccess: www.publish.csiro.au/AM/AM23047

Seaford Swamp was once salty due to saltwater inflow from the sea. Agriculture and urban development following European settlement blocked much of this flow. cosmosmagazine.com/earth/water/... #MarineFreshwaterRes

If you happen to be in Bowral (Southern Highlands, New South Wales, Australia, Earth) on 5 September 2025, here is something you might do. I'll be there 🙂 www.thebookshopbowral.com.au/event-info/t...

One of the common understory plants of SW Western Australia, this is Banksia dallanneyi. A good source of nectar for birds, insects and the honey possum. It’s common on our block in the Perth Hills.

😷 A group of Australian long COVID patients, who were surveyed about how the condition is impacting them, have higher levels of disability than 98% of the Australian population, according to @Flinders @UniMelb and @UTAS_ buff.ly/UvI7VZv #science #longcovid #covıd

#Birdwatching connects us with nature, but it comes with responsibility. In this extract from their book, the authors of Finding Australian Birds remind us to avoid disturbance, stay on paths, never handle birds & think before sharing rare sightings. goodreadingmagazine.com.au/article/find...

📣 JUST PUBLISHED Impacts of long COVID on disability, function and quality of life for adults living in Australia 📝 D Hitch, T Botha, F Tesfay, S Holton, C Said, M Hensher, K Richards, MR Angeles, C Bennett, G Pepin, B Rasmussen, K Nicola-Richmond www.publish.csiro.au/PY/PY25033

Are dingoes dogs? Researchers argue no: dingoes are genetically distinct, reproductively isolated, and on their own evolutionary path: theconversation.com/dingoes-are-... @drcairns.bsky.social @howlingdingo.bsky.social @euanritchie.bsky.social @newsometm.bsky.social #AusMammalogy 1/4

Tytgat et al. demonstrate a cost-effective bioassay to study the human MRGPRX2 receptor using frog oocytes. This technique enables the discovery of new allergy and immune disease treatments. #AusJChem #openaccess @csiropublishing.bsky.social www.publish.csiro.au/CH/fulltext/...

New piece in The Conversation "Dingoes are not domestic dogs – new evidence shows these native canines are on their own evolutionary path" theconversation.com/dingoes-are-... And, open access paper here: www.publish.csiro.au/AM/AM24052 Discuss!

Very happy to share the first paper of my PhD has been published ☺️ a study of the effects of climate change during plant growth on ruminant methane emissions (simulated in vitro) 🧪🐄🍀🌿 #science #pastures #agriculture #climatechange #ruminants #phdstudent www.publish.csiro.au/CP/CP24374

"Spending time in nature looking for wildlife is more than just a hobby – it’s a way to reconnect with the natural world and remember why it matters." @euanritchie.bsky.social, @pattfinnerty.bsky.social & Rhys Cairncross [email protected]: theconversation.com/want-to-see-... #WildOz #CitSci

Sediment cores reveal Seaford Swamp in Victoria was once influenced by the sea, before European settlement transformed it into freshwater. As sea levels rise, what does conservation really mean for this #Ramsar site? #OpenAccess in #MarineFreshwaterRes: www.publish.csiro.au/MF/MF25095

📢 Don't just publish, contribute to our special collection- Matriarchs of the Wheatbelt🌾 🕷️ Celebrating 50 yrs since Prof. Barbara York Main’s invertebrate monitoring began, we are seeking works on kinship, place & conservation www.publish.csiro.au/pc/content/C... 🗓️ Submission Deadline 30 Nov 2025

Dingoes are NOT domestic dogs, and we show why in theconversation.com/dingoes-are-... @aunz.theconversation.com. Research www.publish.csiro.au/AM/AM24052 published today in Australian Mammalogy (@ausmammals.bsky.social) and led by @drcairns.bsky.social.