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SCIENCE & IT
Home > Latest News > Science & IT 30 Jun 1999
Bushfires 99: Flammable Australia is a national conference of bushfire experts, ranging from firefighters, national park managers and meteorologists to wildlife researchers, ecologists and social scientists. School of the Air trial via satellite 09 Jun 1999
Evaluation of the Outback Satellite Education trial, launched by Education and Training Minister John Aquilina in Sydney this week, is being conducted at the Charles Sturt University. Lego loss reignites traditional vs electronic toys debate 03 Jun 1999
Childhood education expert Dr Tom Lowrie is concerned by the dominance of electronic toys overshadowing traditional toys such as building blocks - a trend reflected by toy making giant Lego recording its first ever loss of $40 million. Research Award Winner: Professor Alistar Robinson 04 May 1999
When Professor Alistar Robertson painted his beard red, white and blue for charity last year, it said much about this extraordinary scientist who has stepped out of the mould of the traditional academic. Honorary Doctorate for former Chief Scientist 22 Apr 1999
One of Australia's most distinguished scholars will be recognised for his contribution to the public good - and in particular his generosity towards Charles Sturt University - when Professor Ralph Slatyer was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Applied Science. National and international awards recognise CSU innovation 25 Mar 1999
Charles Sturt University's reputation for successfully delivering education programs over the Internet is gaining national and international recognition with recent awards for on-line services provided by the University. 19 Mar 1999
Is heart disease infectious? Could it be treated with antibiotics? Microwave link takes CSU into the fast lane 10 Mar 1999
A new privately owned microwave communications system will give Charles Sturt University staff and students the same high speed access to the internet as enjoyed by their metropolitan counterparts. Tyrannosaurus rex finds a home in Bathurst 10 Mar 1999
A complete skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex, a full plesiosaur skeleton from Africa, 100 million year old reptile and bird skeletons from China, Australia’s finest collection of fossils in amber have all found a home in Bathurst. 02 Feb 1999
Charles Sturt University is exporting its air video system technology, with a three-week tour of New Zealand set to fly out of Wagga Wagga this week. |
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