The march of technology
Moore’s Law, named after Intel cofounder Gordon Moore, reflects his 1965 observation that computer transistors, or processors, were shrinking so fast that every year twice as many could fit onto a chip. These days, we’ve become accustomed to processors becoming smaller,
Ten top tips for working with consultants
Scientell’s clients have included all tiers of government; universities and research centres; industry and NGOs; academic associations and professional societies. Furthermore, before founding Scientell, Simon Torok and I worked at senior levels in science agencies where we contracted dozens of
Calendar photos bring ecology to life
Dingo puppies in the Great Sandy Desert (Pilbara Region), WA. Photo by Bradley Smith. The 2018 Ecology Society of Australia calendar features spectacular images of Australian flora, fauna, landscapes, coasts, skies and marine environments. Many disciplines contribute to ecology and ecosystem science,
Lead influencing crime, Ice drug contaminating homes, and other highlights from CleanUp2017
700 scientists, engineers, regulators and other environmental professionals from more than 20 countries have been in Melbourne this week at the biennial CleanUp global forum. CleanUp 2017, organised by the Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment