The USVs will operate in remote waters for months at a time, recording data in real time to better understand ocean carbon ...

“Fish, crustaceans and other marine life disturb the seafloor sediment as they feed, crawling, excavating and finding things ...

It looks like outback snow. A swathe of white bordered by the deep ochre of outback Australia. But look closer and the ...

From tracking koalas to mapping forests, cruising over coastlines and crops, CSIRO's growing drone fleet is helping ...

CSIRO is developing a tool which aims to deliver graziers a faster, more accurate read on exactly how much feed is in front of their cattle.

You can’t see them. You can’t feel them. You can’t touch them. But our Universe is awash with millions of magnetic fields. An international team, led by Australian researchers at CSIRO and the SKA ...

Tiny metal particles are helping shape the future of Australian manufacturing at CSIRO’s new Powder Lab, where tailored ...

From Australia’s first programmable digital computer to one of the nation’s earliest computer networks, CSIRO and its predecessor, CSIR, helped build the computing capability that transformed ...

Koalas are easy to identify. But our ability to see (or 'detect') individual koalas is extremely low and varies in different habitats, and even between different people using different monitoring ...

CSIRO's Biodiversity Book Biodiversity: Science and Solutions for Australia provides the latest scientific knowledge on Australia’s biodiversity. The book describes the unique features of Australia’s ...

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