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    Today is Day! Plastic in the ocean is eaten by over 700 species, but just a few items are responsible for the most deaths.

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    “Since I was a child, I was fascinated in solving puzzles and mathematical riddles. Working in a STEM field is like solving a puzzle made up of a thousand pieces.” researcher Dilusha Weeraddana reflects on her journey to a career in .

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    “I love that a career in STEM constantly challenges you. You’re always on the quest for new knowledge, which means you’re always learning and building new skills.”

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    Not all plastic pollution that ends up in the ocean, stays in the ocean. A significant amount ends up back on our beaches, where it becomes trapped in vegetation.

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    Whether you listen to 'Girl in Red,' 'Sweater Weather' or anything in between, we've got you covered. 🎵 Crank up the volume and listen to our 'Music you can Mardi Gras to' Spotify playlist. Updated for the parade! 🌈

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    Some flowers in our Australian National Herbarium in Canberra and Australian Tropical Herbairum have a celebrity doppelganger! Take this Neofabricia myrtifolia for example. 🌼 More here:

    A yellow flower with wide petals
    A blonde woman with a yellow costume and purple belt
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    No one should feel excluded because of who they are. Hear from two of our researchers on the importance of LGBTIQ+ inclusion. 🌈

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  8. 6. mar.

    Rainbow lorikeets often fly in a flock. Like us, they appreciate a rainbow community. 🌈 While we aren't attending this year, being inclusive never stops. We wish everyone marching a wonderful time and send you lots of love. 📸: Kris via iNaturalist

    A flock of rainbow lorikeets in a tree.
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  9. 5. mar.

    “I love that STEM is growing beyond its traditional boundaries and creating so many multi-disciplinary fields and potential jobs.” Dr Marthie Grobler from reflects on the many exciting pathways for a career in STEM.

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  10. 5. mar.

    When you see a mushroom, you might be tempted to ask: "can I eat it?" If that's you, check out "Wild Mushrooming: A Guide for Foragers." It's our new book available from . 🍄 📸: myco_mama_vt, licenced via CC BY-NC 4.0

    An orange fungus with liquid seeping from its gills.
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  11. 5. mar.

    Researching krill ✔️ Hiding from wild weather in sea ice ✔️ How awesome is ✔️ Us in general ✔️ This interview has it all! Hear more about our current voyage in the Southern Ocean. 🤝:

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  12. 5. mar.

    “We applaud in taking this initiative in making research outputs openly available. We expect there will be far-reaching societal and scientific benefits globally".

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    4. mar.

    Members of based at and have been working with and to develop a rapid chemical detection system using nanocrystals. Read about their research here:

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  14. 5. mar.

    Join us for the 2021 Sir Robert Price lecture: “The lithium battery: From a dream to domination of energy storage.” Registrations for the event, to be held March 11 at 10am AEDT, are open now:

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    5. mar.

    Inspiring to see 's Dr Denise Hardesty talking to our partners at about how her life experiences led her to a career in , and how scientists across the world are inspiring each other.

    Maybe my first major sports injury - my orthopaedic surgeon was an amazing woman. Today, the incredible women in met via - , Kit Jackson, , , , and so many others inspire me! - Dr. D
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    4. mar.

    Thank you for these wonderful questions. I have to get back to work now, but it's been a pleasure chatting with you all! For more inspiring stories check out at: - Dr. D

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  17. 4. mar.

    Our researchers have identified the plastic items that most kill whales, dolphins, turtles and seabirds:

    Generally speaking yes, and plastic SUPs at that. I've found everything from pieces of plastic bags, to plastic lids, cigarette lighters, and all sorts of plastic fragments in seabirds and turtles. - Dr. D
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  18. 4. mar.

    Developing circular economy plastic initiatives for recycling is set to deliver a total value of $66.9 billion by 2025. Here's how we're looking to enforce that:

    Let's not just strive for reusABLE, recyclABLE, compostABLE. Let's ensure reused, recycled, composted - with all the structures and incentives in place to make it viable and part of a global - and local - sustainable, circular plastics economy. - Dr. D
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  19. 4. mar.

    As Denise says, we're scaling up our use of to tackle plastic waste in both Australia and overseas. Here's more on that here:

    A few years ago - though it has just been in the last year or so that we've really been able to make strides in applying AI to solve the problems we're trying to tackle. It's a really exciting time, as AI is growing and changing so quickly. - Dr. D
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  20. 4. mar.

    Read more about how we're tackling this challenge here:

    Better than tracking pollution in the ocean, we're tracking it BEFORE it gets there. Using cameras and AI let's us know where - and what - are problem pollution areas in rivers, creeks and streams. - Dr. D
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