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Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

Now you know what we mean when we say we have to get back to the lab. 🐕 In celebration of National Pet Month, please enjoy these CSIRO science-inspired dog names. If you don't have a dog, no worries! They also work beautifully for cats, fish and babies. | CSIRO

4.9K viewsApr 7, 2025

Petition to start a new wombat-themed sports team. 📝 With their stocky build and ability to run at speeds up to 40 kilometres per hour, the Tasmania Devils (Tasmania Football Club) may have missed out on a great opportunity to adopt these furry marsupials as a mascot. #WombatWednesday question of the week: which sport do you think wombats be best at? 📹 | brindabella_the_wombat on Instagram | CSIRO

Petition to start a new wombat-themed sports team. 📝 With their stocky build and ability to run at speeds up to 40 kilometres per hour, the Tasmania Devils (Tasmania Football Club) may have missed out on a great opportunity to adopt these furry marsupials as a mascot. #WombatWednesday question of the week: which sport do you think wombats be best at? 📹 | brindabella_the_wombat on Instagram | CSIRO

51.5K viewsMar 20, 2024

A necessary weevil. 🍃 All insects are amazing. But some insects are helping us fight the good fight for agriculture and biosecurity. Like the Cabomba Weed Weevil (Hydrotimetes natans), whose extremely fussy diet is being used to wage war on the invasive weed Cabomba (Cabomba caroliniana) in Queensland's waterways. This National Invasive Species Awareness Week, learn about more of the small and mighty defenders making a big impact protecting our crops and environment from invasive species: https

A necessary weevil. 🍃 All insects are amazing. But some insects are helping us fight the good fight for agriculture and biosecurity. Like the Cabomba Weed Weevil (Hydrotimetes natans), whose extremely fussy diet is being used to wage war on the invasive weed Cabomba (Cabomba caroliniana) in Queensland's waterways. This National Invasive Species Awareness Week, learn about more of the small and mighty defenders making a big impact protecting our crops and environment from invasive species: https

84.3K viewsFeb 25, 2025

RAFT: making better polymers

RAFT: making better polymers

Hungry for fashion. 🐛 Have you recently pulled out your favourite jumper only to discover it’s full of tiny mysterious holes? The culprit isn't actually moths, it’s their hungry larvae. So where do they come from, why are they there, and what can you do about them? A researcher from our Australian National Insect Collection explains: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/all/articles/2022/january/clothes-eating-moths | CSIRO

Hungry for fashion. 🐛 Have you recently pulled out your favourite jumper only to discover it’s full of tiny mysterious holes? The culprit isn't actually moths, it’s their hungry larvae. So where do they come from, why are they there, and what can you do about them? A researcher from our Australian National Insect Collection explains: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/all/articles/2022/january/clothes-eating-moths | CSIRO

8.5K viewsJun 9, 2024

Snails are in their red era. 🐌 It’s their favourite colour. On the flipside, they don’t like garlic. 🧄 We’re aiming to use these behaviours to protect crops from invasive pest snail species. One day they could form the basis of strategies farmers could use to attract them (for trapping and removal) and repel them using safe barrier substances. Push-pull strategies like these could be a new mollusc management technique to protect food crops such as grains and legumes. Read the story: https://ww

Snails are in their red era. 🐌 It’s their favourite colour. On the flipside, they don’t like garlic. 🧄 We’re aiming to use these behaviours to protect crops from invasive pest snail species. One day they could form the basis of strategies farmers could use to attract them (for trapping and removal) and repel them using safe barrier substances. Push-pull strategies like these could be a new mollusc management technique to protect food crops such as grains and legumes. Read the story: https://ww

1.7K viewsJul 25, 2024

Do you love parks? 💚 We love them too! And we're unearthing ways to make them better. 🍃 This video is currently on display until the end of the month as part of Storybox in Darling Square, Sydney, so check it out if you're nearby. 🍿 https://blog.csiro.au/green-spaces-urban-environments/ | CSIRO

3.9K viewsJun 19, 2021

Putting the CSI in CSIRO. 🔎 Environmental DNA, or eDNA, is DNA left behind in the environment, like fingerprints at a crime scene. Collected from water, soil or even air, scientists can use it to uncover all kinds of secrets. Compared to traditional ecosystem monitoring, it saves time, money and reduces environmental impact. But until now, the thing holding eDNA back was data. Scientists need reference DNA to match what they find with the correct species. That’s why we've launched the National

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It's time to go lights out to help save mountain pygmy-possums! 💡 High up in the Australian Alps lives a tiny creature called the mountain pygmy-possum. Part of their diet is delicious bogong moths. But lights in the city can distract moths from finding their way home to the mountains, leaving our tiny possums without any food 😢 Thankfully we can all help. Simply by turning our lights out at night. In our new book, Tiny Possum and the Migrating Moths, we follow Possum as she fills up on bogong

5.4K viewsNov 18, 2021

CSIRO, winemakers pair to breed mildew, climate resistant grapevines

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I enjoyed my time with the CSIRO so much this morning I went back to Senate Estimates with a few further questions. Do CSIRO scientists challenge the AGW hypothesis or just accept confirmatory papers? Does the CSIRO try and disprove papers they accept or blindly adopt them? | Senator Malcolm Roberts

10.1K viewsJun 1, 2017

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It’s time to rethink our relationship with plastic, and you’re invited! Join us for an evening of inspiring talks, conversations, and creative activities. | CSIRO

67.8K viewsJul 9, 2024

We dig these wasps. 🐝 Did you know that many wasps lay their eggs in the eggs, pupae or bodies of other insects and spiders? Here's a digger wasp (family Sphecidae) we filmed at Casuarina Sands in Canberra digging a hole for its prey. It will sting and paralyse an insect and then drag it into the hole it has dug. Like something out of Alien, it will then lay an egg on or in the other insect's body, which will develop and eat the host as it grows. Dig into the weird world of parasitoid wasps: ht

4.7K viewsMar 23, 2025

Shrimply the best. 🦐 While many of us are enjoying a festive feed of prawns, have you ever thought about what feeds our festive treat? The Australian prawn farming industry has been growing healthy prawns and serving them up around the country since the 1980s. We have a long history of working with these iconic crustaceans in both the domestic and international prawn industries. Learn more about what goes into growing healthy prawns: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/all/articles/2022/march/growing-

6.8K viewsDec 21, 2024

The CSIRO will slash up to 350 full-time equivalent jobs to address rising costs. It comes on top of more than 800 positions being slashed in the past 18 months. The job losses will come from across the country, with no details about what positions are at risk. National Secretary of the Community Public Sector Union Melissa Donnelly spoke to ABC News's Joe O'Brien. Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp #ABCNews #CSIRO | ABC News

11.8K views6 months ago

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CSIRO ginger chicken stir fry to make life easier this week

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CSIRO on Instagram: "Spotify Wrapped? The only wrap I care about is the CSIRO rap. One Christmas in the early 90s, a group decided to swap microbiomes for microphones to make this festive CSIRO rap song. 🎤 The video captured some of our favourite highlights from the time, including: 📰 Our flu vaccine being featured on the cover of Time Magazine. 🐙 Our work helping map the Great Barrier Reef. 🧬 Our breakthrough gene technology which aimed to inhibit HIV replication in patients. #CSIRORap > #S

49.8K views5 months ago

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