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What's really going on during fracking
How do fluids such as water, gas and petroleum move in the earth?
Solar thermal for mineral processing
It is a fact that in a country like Australia, dominated by the primary production of commodities such as iron ore, copper and alumina, the industrial processes that produce these for export account for around half of our energy consumption.
Solar for hydrogen production
Imagine 10 years from today, an underground mine, where waste water is continuously pumped out to keep it dry. University of Adelaide researchers are looking into ways to build a better world, and turn this nuisance into a fuel source through hydrogen fuelled vehicles!
Amazon fires a call to action
Fires raging through the Amazon rainforest are the latest and most visible manifestation of the urgent need to conserve and protect the natural world and address climate change.
Exploring the past to conserve the future
Conserving global biodiversity and preventing extinction is as much about digging into the past as it is about finding the new.
The people behind the cars
History will not forget the people and places that made Holden cars an icon of Australia.
Surviving and thriving in the sea
Sixty years of global cephalopod success provides clues to better management of marine ecology.
Knowing where the wild things are
Technology improving species distribution modelling supports evidence-based decision making for natural resources management.
City nightlife takes on a new dimension
The growth of small venues has changed the face of Adelaide’s social scene, adding life and livelihood.
Macau shown in three dimensions
An immersive multimedia experience has brought to life the diverse cultural history of a former colonial enclave.
