Australian Seismometers in Schools participants jumped it out over National Science Week in the Science Quake of the Year competition. Schools were asked to get creative with their Seismometer and wow us with a Footquake to win prizes while learning how seismology works.
Read MoreSurveyor-General Victoria (SGV) has successfully completed a high-precision GNSS survey across Victoria's Otway and Gippsland regions to understand land movement, with ongoing data contributing to understanding land deformation.
Read MoreExplore our 2023 Highlights video, where we showcase our infrastructure advancements, engagement activities, and the impactful contributions of our research community towards Australia’s decadal geoscience challenges, from climate change to critical minerals, water security, coastal impact, energy and geohazards.
Read MoreThis year, our resident geologist, designer and research communicator Jo Condon takes on a new strategic engagement role at AuScope, working collaboratively across academia, government, industry and community to enhance organisation-wide research translation. Get to know Jo and her new NCRIS enabled portfolio.
Read MoreCAGE 2023, with the support of ASEG and NCRIS enabled AuScope, has taken university students on an in-depth seven-day geophysics immersion in Western Australia, training the next geophysics professionals.
Read MoreMembers of the earth science community from all over Australia came to Canberra in September to take part in a unique gathering – the Integrated Earth 2023 conference.
Read MoreNCRIS enabled research has helped redefine the history of Argyl’s renowned diamonds, shedding light on their deep-time origins with implications for future discoveries.
Read MoreBelay Gulte Mino and Dr Graeme Beardsmore utilise NCRIS resources to advance global heat flow data and explore geothermal energy, with the potential to create a globally impactful heat flow map of Ethiopia.
Read MoreDiamonds on your mind? Two recent AuScope enabled Nature papers explore the drivers behind the explosive origins of diamonds.
Read MoreThe Australian Seismometers in Schools Program (AuSIS) has embarked on an eventful outreach season, leaving a lasting impact on students across the country.
Read MoreEnhancing geoscience collaboration in Australia forms the core of an exciting new MoU between AuScope and Geoscience Australia.
Read MoreScientists, enabled by NCRIS infrastructure, have uncovered a 36-million-year geological cycle driving biodiversity, promising a deeper understanding of Earth's history and its impact on life.
Read MoreCSIRO’s principal research scientist in CSIRO’s Mineral Resources business unit, Carsten Laukamp talks to David Upton from Precompetitive Review about the value of spectral data when looking for rare earth elements (REE).
Read MoreThe 2023 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC) held on Noongar Whadjuk boodja (country), will feature new geoscience insights from the Australian lithosphere to Earth's evolution and resources. Join us for NCRIS talks, workshops, presentations, and a shared booth with ANZIC.
Read MoreThe NCRIS enabled partnership between Australia’s national science agency CSIRO and the AuScope Geochemistry Network (AGN) has successfully preserved a valuable collection of geochemical data.
Read MoreWe are excited to celebrate AuScope’s Simulation, Analysis & Modelling (SAM) Lead, Professor Louis Moresi, alongside 19 other science leaders as Australian Academy of Science (AAS) 2023 Fellows.
Read MoreAt this year's Science Meets Parliament event, Dr Sima Mousavi and Dr Sia Ghelichkhan joined forces to bring the geoscience world to the forefront of policy-making discussions. We are excited to capture their insights.
Read MoreDavid Upton from Precompetitive Review explores AusGeochem's ability to visualise diverse data. He takes a closer look at the North Australia Craton and North China Craton in the Proterozoic with Dr Samuel Boone.
Read MoreGNS scientists have produced brand new maps of the continent of Te Riu-a-Māui / Zealandia using Gplates that show its development over millions of years.
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