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Our latest scientific research partner was a medieval bishop

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe Greatest Mind You've Never Heard Of

There was something unusual about our recent research collaboration on the science of light, colours and the perception of rainbows: one member of the team wrote his best science in the 1220s.

The Ordered Universe Project sees humanities scholars and scientists come together to carefully read the 13th century...

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How I dissected a T. rex (it took chainsaws, feathers and lots of latex)

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imagePrepare to meet thy chainsawNatGeoTV

I dissected a Tyrannosaurus rex in front of television cameras.

That may be the most surreal sentence I’ve ever written. So let me explain. I’m part of a team that built a life-sized model of Tyrannosaurus rex and then cut it up. The spectacle is a bloody, gory two-hour television special called T.rex...

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  1. First FIFA, then athletics doping claims: we are right to be outraged, but only up to a point
  2. Explainer: how does an experiment at the Large Hadron Collider work?
  3. Extreme hurricanes show benefits of pooling catastrophic risks across states
  4. FIFA reform must not leave developing countries behind
  5. How much government surveillance will Americans accept?
  6. Austerity and house building boom mean British archaeology is in severe danger
  7. Women's World Cup preview: what you need to know
  8. Did the US overreact to 9/11?
  9. Toughing it out on the Paris clay – how to prepare for a French Open final
  10. Australia in the spotlight at climate talks, for all the wrong reasons
  11. Is today's university the new multinational corporation?
  12. The illusion of choice: why the 2016 presidential race looks like 2000
  13. Why you should care about the 'Third Dimension' of government information
  14. Keith Hill's comments about women in country music cut far deeper than misogyny
  15. Treating hidden wounds – the case for putting psychologists in trauma programs
  16. What's that smell? A controversial theory of olfaction deemed implausible
  17. Our ancient obsession with food: humans as evolutionary Master Chefs
  18. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on the government's come to Jesus moment
  19. Alan Bond's lesson for Australia: we get the fraudsters we deserve
  20. June 4th 1989: Silence, Power and Politics
  21. Turkey gets a taste for European-style radicalism ahead of election
  22. Mindfulness has lost its Buddhist roots, and it may not be doing you good
  23. Lessons for David Cameron from the European referendum of 1975
  24. How Jaws kicked off our 40-year love affair with sharks
  25. Debunked: four myths about women’s football
  26. Women still need to fight for publishing deals and book prizes
  27. Is this the end of particle physics as we know it? Let's hope not
  28. How an undergraduate discovered tubes of plasma in the sky
  29. African management courses must be focused on local priorities
  30. Namibia's award-winning fish regime needs to move up a gear
  31. The perfect package for reducing poverty is made up of different parts
  32. Species without boundaries: a new way to map our origins
  33. Making smoking history: the case for a smoker’s licence
  34. Immigrant ambassadors open doors for Australia across Asia
  35. Curriculum reform at Sydney uni - separating the glitz from the grit
  36. The Waiting Room, IVF and the sanctity of sex – review
  37. Critics of Modi's first year forget the legacy he faced
  38. Commercial current affairs and the case of Cardinal Pell
  39. Grattan on Friday: Pugilist Abbott spins for fights
  40. The Terminator as boss: why mass sackings don't work
  41. Don't ban e-cigarettes, sell them under tight regulation
  42. Global progress on poverty is slowest for the poorest of the poor
  43. Who should go to university? Everyone, or just enough people to fill skilled jobs?
  44. The Brandis effect on regional Australia? Just look at Bathurst
  45. Woodchips sound unsustainable, but they're not as bad as you think
  46. 'Slippers' and 'stickers': the hidden victims of rising house prices
  47. Improved data set shows no global warming 'hiatus'
  48. Coulson acquittal – beginning of the end game of Leveson?
  49. Seven new species of miniature frogs discovered in threatened Brazilian cloud forest
  50. Four myths about allergies you thought were true – but aren't

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