Liz Banks-Anderson reports on new research that posts a more rational explanation for ESP than the notion of a sixth sense.

Andi Horvath checks in with the second year of the Telescopes in Schools program, to find it is sowing the seeds of curiosity about astrophysics among young observers of the night sky, their parents and teachers.

Melbourne’s head of Design Alan Pert has won Scotland’s most prestigious architectural award. By Niamh Cremins and Rebecca Scott.

Andi Horvath finds that mathematicians are often the behind-the-scenes heroes of scientific breakthroughs. 

With the world facing climate challenges, PhD students at Melbourne’s Australian-German College of Climate & Energy Transitions (TRACE) hope to develop new strategies and solutions. By Monique Edwards. 

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Annie Rahilly, Andi Horvath and Camilla Orr-Thompson report on a range of science and technology awards and prizes won by Melbourne researchers recently.