Exciting findings from Dr Taylor Szyszka Yu Heng Lau utilising Sydney Microscopy & Microanalysis and Sydney Analytical facilities shed light on the shape-shifting capabilities of protein assemblies.

Results published in PNASNews
bit.ly/3ylV0jb

Looking forward to next year!

10 years after I first used Khan Academy it is really incredible to see Salman Khan (and Imran) demoing this new, game-changing #OpenAI tool.

Sometimes the hardest part of teaching is finding the best explanation for particular student - without giving away the answer.

Had a great time tonight sharing a pint of science with a packed house at #TheBeerBar in Sydney! Highly recommend checking out your local #PintAU24 event!

Saw the Aurora Australis from Queenstown, Aotearoa, tonight! 6 second exposure on my Galaxy S23 🌟🤩 never thought I'd see it like this from the Southern Hemisphere

My grandparents survived the Holocaust. I grew up hearing first-hand what happened to their parents and siblings who were not as fortunate.

It is important for people to learn about what happened and how hatred led to tragedy.

History never repeats itself, but it often rhymes.

All Israeli academics I know, including myself, are strongly opposed to Israel's current government and are doing everything in our power to replace it, aiming for a better future for everyone in this region. Boycotting us would only benefit the extremists.

SPOILER ALERT for those heading to my Sydney show. Otherwise, here's a bit more info on one of my 'knowledge bombs' that I get a lot of questions about - what is the difference between 0 gravity and 0g?

Happy #StarWarsDay

Enhance... Enhance... Enhance

The relative rotations of planets

Untrue. This does touch on something related that actually happened, which people have apparently distorted and used to prop up the dumb conspiracy theory. I will explain… 1/N

Basically sums up how most of us are feeling right now 🥺

New timelapses of two of the most famous objects in the sky — the Crab Nebula & Cassiopeia A! X-ray data collected by Chandra over about two decades shows dramatic changes in the debris & radiation remaining after the explosion of two massive stars. More: s.si.edu/timelapse24

having lots of fun this week at the radio stars conference at MIT Haystack Observatory 🤩
thanks to Dr. Lindsay ⊙ for inspiring my Window98-style poster 🖥️
photo credit: Dr Laura Driessen

Wish they had included a log data point for reference 🪵