What is a cubesat? How do thunderstorms work? UNSWTV, in partnership with Fairfax Media, brings you a series explaining the science around everything from climate change to superbugs, plus tips on how to pick your best online profile pic, avoid catching norovirus or having your mobile phone hacked.
Greenhouse gases: not just a bunch of hot air
From tracing the exact source of CO2 in our atmosphere to measuring the earth’s “carbon budget”, the scientists studying climate change know a lot more about the greenhouse effect than you might think. UNSW’s Dr Gab Abramowitz explains.
How to avoid Norovirus
Norovirus causes gastroenteritis in around two million Australians every year. UNSW’s Prof Peter White explains how to avoid getting it, or passing it on.
Smartphone security
Worried about phone hacking? Dr Nalin Asanka Gamagedara Arachchilage from the Australian Centre for Cyber Security at UNSW Canberra provides three steps to help you become a cybersecurity expert.
What is a cubesat?
Cubesats are about to redefine the way we study the planet from space, and Australia is at the forefront of the burgeoning industry. UNSW Canberra’s Simon Barraclough gives us the lowdown on this high-flying piece of tech.
What is swine 'flu?
Commonly known as swine ‘flu, where did the H1N1 virus come from and what are the symptoms? Prof Raina MacIntyre, Head of School
of Public Health and Community Medicine at UNSW, explains.
Why you shouldn't choose your own profile picture
Profile pics are required for a wide array of online applications. You may think you know your face better than anyone but studies show that strangers are superior at selecting your most flattering profile picture. UNSW’s Dr David White explains.
What is a cubesat? How do thunderstorms work? UNSWTV, in partnership with Fairfax Media, brings you a series explaining the science around everything from climate change to superbugs, plus tips on how to pick your best online profile pic, avoid catching norovirus or having your mobile phone hacked.
