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21 September 2017
Learning from failure
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As part of a major national project on innovation, Scientell has examined the contribution that learning from error and failure can make to innovation and progress. This is part of our work with the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA)

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29 August 2016
Robot servants: lending a metal hand
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Robots are ideally placed to help with future housework, since they can perform repetitive tasks without becoming bored. Since the 1927 film Metropolis, robots have lent a helping hand to humans in many science fiction movies, such as Star Wars, Wall-E

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16 August 2016
Faster food: 3D print your dinner
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You arrive home from school, hungry for a snack. You feel like something different; not the usual food your fridge and pantry automatically order based on what you normally eat. So you search for a treat on the internet, find

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2 August 2016
Sky highway
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Flying cars are considered to signal the arrival of the future – or rather, the lack of its arrival. They have been promised by inventors for decades, and always seem to be just around the corner, but have never become

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21 June 2016
Can we become invisible?
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We all love the idea of being able to creep around, watching people without them knowing, eavesdropping on conversations. Think of all the fun you could have if, at the snap of a finger, you could become invisible. Lots of books

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1 June 2016
Imagining the future: a guide to the incredible inventions just over the horizon
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       We are living in a rapidly changing world – when most of today’s primary school students grow up, they’ll have jobs that don’t exist right now, and they’ll be using technologies that haven’t been invented, to solve things we

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13 April 2016
Innovation and Australian inventions
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Australians are great inventors. We have a history of ideas and thinking up new ways of doing things. Perhaps our inventiveness comes from the fact we have unique problems. Or maybe it’s our geographic isolation: in the past, if we

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25 March 2016
The greatest discovery since fire
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Adapted from Torok, S.J., and Holper, P.N. (2006) Inventing millions: 25 Inventions that changed the world. 224 pp., ABC Books.   ‘The greatest thing since sliced bread,’ is an accolade often bestowed on an invention. However, it never seems to surpass the actual

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20 February 2016
The 60-second guide to world water
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Written by Paul Holper The ocean covers 71 per cent of the Earth’s surface and contains almost 97 per cent of the planet’s water. But only 2.5 per cent of Earth’s water is freshwater, and just a fraction (1.2 per cent)

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18 May

This #smallbizweek Scientell would like to reflect on a few important things the directors learnt when the company first started:
* Contact someone every day
* Attend events
* Join professional groups
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15 May

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5 May

This is such a great resource for celebrating First Peoples science and inspiring this year's National Science Week event holders. I'm looking forward to attending some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander led events during #scienceweek in August this year! https://t.co/Ey1f4ukWou

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5 May

The Coalition’s climate policy is consistent with a very dangerous 3℃ of global warming. Labor’s target is in line with 2℃ of global warming. Only policies by the Greens and the 'teals' are consistent with keeping global warming at safe levels. https://t.co/j0YiIIWE1G

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