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Galaxy Murder Mystery

January 17, 2017

It’s the big astrophysical whodunnit. Across the Universe, galaxies are being killed and the question scientists want answered is, what’s killing them? New research published today by a global team of researchers, based at ICRAR, seeks to answer that question.

Galaxy Murder Mystery

SPIRIT inspires STEM futures

December 15, 2016

The SPIRIT initiative completed its transition to ICRAR in 2016, including the creation of a new web interface.

SPIRIT inspires STEM futures

Fatal attraction burns bright between star and black hole

December 13, 2016

An extraordinarily brilliant point of light seen in a distant galaxy, and dubbed ASASSN-15lh, was thought to be the brightest supernova ever seen. But new observations from several observatories, including ESO, have now cast doubt on this classification.

Fatal attraction burns bright between star and black hole

Cosmic Eye goes viral

December 12, 2016

ICRAR researcher Dr Danail Obreschkow made the short film and iPhone app “Cosmic Eye” as an outreach initiative.

Cosmic Eye goes viral

ICRAR student wins global engineering prize

December 7, 2016

Daniel Ung, Masters student at ICRAR-Curtin University, has won an international engineering competition for use of the electromagnetic solving software package FEKO.

ICRAR student wins global engineering prize

Over 1,000 ICRAR publications since launch!

November 30, 2016

ICRAR’s talented staff and students have published more than 1,000 papers in refereed journals since our launch in 2009, with the 999th to 1,002nd papers published at the same time last week.

Over 1,000 ICRAR publications since launch!