What can a microbial gravesite on a moon teach us? Why are a group of scientists risking their life to safeguard a seed bank? How does a virus detective story show us why we need to be vigilant about the next disease outbreak? Great science writing compels us to pay attention to parts of the world often unseen, from a dusty gold mine which could help answer one of the biggest questions in astrophysics to a delightful date with the misunderstood blobfish.
This acclaimed anthology - now in its twelfth year - selects the most riveting, entertaining, poignant and fascinating science stories and essays from Australian writers, poets and scientists.
With a foreword by health broadcaster and commentator Dr Norman Swan, this collection covers another remarkable year, not only filled with seismic moments in science, but also shining a light on important work that would otherwise be overlooked.
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Ivy Shih is a science writer and audio producer based in Sydney. A former virus researcher, she now writes about all areas of science, from coconut-cracking megabats to giant viruses. She is also a producer on the ABC podcast Cosmic Vertigo. Her work has appeared in Nature, Cosmos, Hakai, The Best Australian Science Writing 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, and more
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