Melanie spotted the Endangered Barred Frog (Mixophyes fleayi) while FrogID recording in QLD this past summer. Threatened by amphibian chytrid fungus and habitat loss from feral animals and urban development, every #FrogID submission is crucial for its conservation.

🔬💻While the majority of researchers say that their work wouldn’t be possible without the use of research software, its critical role in the science community has traditionally gone unrecognised.

Read the full blog post 👇

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Opportunity to join our #FrogID Validating Team! 🐸

We're seeking skilled individuals to support our FrogID project at Australian Museum.

If you have experience in identifying frog species from their calls, apply now! iworkfor.nsw.gov.au/job/frogid-val…

🔬🚀 Learn more about the Eureka Prize for Leadership in Science, awarded to an individual scientist who has successfully integrated their scientific expertise with the management skills necessary to nurture, inspire and mobilise their peers.

#Leadership

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FrogID data covers over 37% of Australia!

If you live, work or visit remote parts of Australia, please keep an ear out for frogs after rainfall and record with #FrogID .

Learn more: frogid.net.au/spatial-covera…

'It's been a real privilege to receive this award and it has already opened new doors and new opportunities for collaboration.'

🌟 Hear from NanoMslide, winners of the 2022 ANSTO Eureka Prize for Innovative Use of Technology.

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⏰Entries to the 2024 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes close at 7pm AEST on Friday 12 April.

If you've been thinking about preparing a submission, it's time to get started!

View the full prize program: australian.museum/get-involved/e…

📢 Attention, citizen scientists!

Entries to the @ScienceGovAU @IndustryGov Eureka Prize for Innovation in Citizen Science are now open.

Initiatives of all sizes are encouraged, including those that have a localised community focus.

Learn more: australian.museum/get-involved/e…

Join Hannah Vogel & I from 6-9pm 5th April at Australian Museum ‘Night Owls’, an autism & sensory-friendly event for adults. A great way to explore the AM in a relaxed & supportive vibe. AND it’s FREE! 💸 AND there’s a silent disco! 🪩🤫 Register via link 👇🔗

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The Australian Museum Eureka Prize for #ScienceJournalism is awarded to an Australian journalist or journalist team whose work is assessed as having most effectively communicated scientific issues to the public.

📆 Entries close Friday 12 April.

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🚨 Just published!

Pobblebonks! A revision of the Northern Banjo Frogs, led by Tom Parkin. Two new Australian #frog species scientifically recognised!

Thank you to all those people that submitted FrogID recordings of this species- they were vital!

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🎯Do you have strategic vision?
🤝Are you skilled in mobilising others?
💡Are you carrying out innovation & entrepreneurship in your workplace?
📊Is your leadership creating impact?

Learn more about the Eureka Prize for Emerging Leader in Science: australian.museum/get-involved/e…

🔬 Get your research noticed!

The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes are open — but not limited to — scientists who work in government, media, research institutes, corporations and universities.

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Calling in NSW was the Blue Mountains Tree Frog (Litoria citropa). This beautiful frog occurs near streams in forest with sandstone ridges, south of Newcastle in New South Wales through to eastern Victoria. Thanks for your #FrogID submission, Alison!

🔬 Are you an #ECR ?
🔎 Are you contributing to new insights?
🌍 Has your work had an impact?

The Macquarie University Eureka Prize for Outstanding Early Career Researcher is awarded for outstanding scientific research conducted by an ECR.

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New #frog research from Peru led by Eli Bieri Eli Bieri Australian Museum aimed to unravel the ways male frogs identify other males as territorial threats, the results are surprising! Read more: australian.museum/blog/amri-news…

From reflecting on your contributions and raising awareness of your work, to paving the way for aspiring scientists to follow in your footsteps, we explore nine reasons to participate in one of the nation’s leading science recognition programs.

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We received a #FrogID submission from Humpty Doo NT featuring the Western Laughing Tree Frog (Litoria ridibunda). Haven't heard of this species? It was only recently described as new to science, and your #FrogID recordings helped!
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⚕️ Are you undertaking #InfectiousDiseases research that benefits — or has the potential to benefit — human health?

📆 Entries to the Eureka Prize for Infectious Diseases Research are now open and close Friday 12 April.

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The AM's Eureka Prizes celebrate outstanding achievements in our scientific community. On #IWD2024 , we reflect on the incredible women recognised by the awards, including trailblazing researchers, an interdisciplinary team and a young filmmaker. bit.ly/4a7oeQx