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CSIRO will review its new climate change education program for schools following claims made in Senate estimates today that the material is biased and frightens children by offering ‘‘an apocalyptic scenario.’’ It painted a frightening picture for...
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(AAP) The CSIRO will review its new climate change education program for schools following claims made in Senate estimates today that the material is biased and frightens children by offering ‘‘an apocalyptic scenario.’’ South Australian Liberal...
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In this 2009 photo released by researcher Bryan Lessard of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), a newly discovered horse fly in Austrlia with its golden-haired bum is pinned at the Australian National Insect Collection... View Photo »
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Diplomatically, we're putting in a substantial effort ... Our diplomatic posts and chief scientist, as well as a lot of heavy lifting from the Department of Innovation and CSIRO, are almost full-time on it now.
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He said the material contained a number of statements which lead to a single conclusion, that carbon dioxide was virtually solely responsible for driving climate change and presented a range of "apocalyptic scenarios". The CSIRO's deputy chief...
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One scientist arrived from the Netherlands, and two Australian scientists travelled to Tasmania from Brisbane and Melbourne. Dr Johnson said the expert panel provided its report to CSIRO in December 2010. Three months later, he received a draft...
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But now, she has been recognised, and named, for her most prominent feature. Her golden backside. The species has been named Scaptia (Plinthina) beyonceae, in honour of American singer Beyonce. CSIRO Researcher Bryan Lessard said the horse fly caught...
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As well as capturing pollen images, the system can use image analysis and machine learning to classify pollen into species. Developing new and improved classifiers for Australian pollens will be a combined research effort for CSIRO, Australian National University (ANU) and Massey University
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The department has already dumped the post of chief plant scientist, which had been filled by a CSIRO scientist on secondment. It is also currently assessing whether to retain the post of chief animal scientist in its biosecurity division. Responding...
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The Canberra Times has obtained a copy of a letter sent to the group's co-ordinator, Professor Carsten Eden in Germany, by CSIRO's environment executive Andrew Johnson. In a one-page reply, Dr Johnson defends the agency's decision ''to cease support''...
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The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is the national government body for scientific research in Australia. It was founded in 1926 originally as the Advisory Council of Science and Industry. Full Article
