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"The world is changing and Issue 101 is here to ask the burning questions:How did we get here, where are we going, and how can science guide us to make the right choices?
- Bianca Nogrady charts the way data is helping Australia negotiate its relationship with fire.
- Clare Watson takes a hard look at Big Pharma and explores alternative drug development initiatives that put people over profit.
- Up in Arnhem Land David Hancock finds a collaboration between Western science and First Nations knowledge that is restoring country – and rediscovering species.
- Meanwhile, a kaleidoscope of other science stories crunch the numbers on maths education, navigate the history of vectors, walk both sides of Goyder’s Line, and much more.
Join us – this issue is an adventure.
This is Issue 101 of Cosmos, a quarterly science print magazine, is produced by The Royal Institution of Australia. Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity and make the world of science accessible to everyone."
"To celebrate the 100th issue of Cosmos magazine, we’re exploring reasons to hopeDoes thinking about the future inspire fear, or excitement?
This issue, we report on the amazing science helping to cure, conserve, and create solutions for the years and decades to come. We revisit Cosmos’ own fearless science predictions from almost 20 years ago, as well as delivering bold forecasts on what we should be expecting next.
- Meet the chemists transforming their field into something clean, green and planet-saving
- Learn about the cutting-edge researchers fighting back against antibiotic resistance
- Cosmos future predictions: what did we get right? What was wrong? And what comes next?
- Discover how the syntheverse will harness AI’s potential to improve our lives
- Visit the charismatic mountain pygmy possum and read about its surprising relationships and possible path to resilience.
All this plus pictures, puzzles, poison potential and more.
Cosmos: explore your universe with us."
"From the nanoscale to the planetary, Issue 99 goes on an adventure across space and time:
- In the Top End, David Hancock documents ancient rock art as it’s renewed by a new generation of people on Country.
- From the shores of Botany Bay, Drew Rooke reports on the epic bird migrations turning avian science on its head.
- Ella Finkel documents a decade of brainwaves in neuroscience, a field already being revolutionised by AI.
- Plus zombies in real life, the science of fake meat, hope in the ocean and the Aussie mozzies defeating dengue at a global scale.
Dive in – a universe of science is waiting for you.
This is Issue 99 of Cosmos, a quarterly science print magazine.
Produced by The Royal Institution of Australia, Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity in 'The Science of Everything' and make the world of science accessible to everyone."
"This is Issue 98 of Cosmos, a quarterly science magazine. Produced by The Royal Institution of Australia, Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity in 'The Science of Everything' and make the world of science accessible to everyone."
"Cosmos Weekly is the place for conversations, debates, discussions and insights into the science that changes our lives, where working scientists explain how they came to be where they are, and what hopes and breakthroughs keep them forging on."
"This is Issue 97 of Cosmos, a quarterly science magazine. Produced by The Royal Institution of Australia, Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity in 'The Science of Everything' and make the world of science accessible to everyone."
"This is Issue 96 of Cosmos, a quarterly science magazine. Produced by The Royal Institution of Australia, Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity in 'The Science of Everything' and make the world of science accessible to everyone."
