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Professor Christensen was one of 10 NSW scientists, engineers and educators honoured at Government House Sydney tonight.

The NSW Government today launched a new program as part of a $3.3 million election commitment to build a natural hazards detection system.

NSW-based company RNA Australia has now officially launched, following appointment of its board and signing of an Operator Agreement.

The facility will develop vaccines and medical therapies for humans and animals based on cutting-edge RNA technology.

Novel blue-green algae detection technology among 10 projects to receive funding support.

Kids in NSW will be enjoying astronomy evenings, slime-making workshops and robotics labs during Science Week 2024 across NSW.