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NEWS SCRAPBOOK
Interviews, media coverage, announcements and memories (1996-2025) in reverse chronological order


CSIRO to shut COSMOS magazine after 20 years
News article in Mumbrella about the closure of COSMOS Magazine's print edition.


A new future for COSMOS Magazine
CSIRO Publishing announces the closure of the print edition of COSMOS Magazine on its 20th anniversary.


COSMOS magazine moves to CSIRO Publishing
After six years, the Royal Institution of Australia sells COSMOS magazine to CSIRO Publishing.


Book launch: “Faking It” by Toby Walsh
"Faking It: Artificial Intelligence in a Human World" by Toby Walsh is being launched by science journalist Wilson da Silva in Sydney.


COSMOS celebrates 100 issues of its print magazine
A news story in MediaWeek about COSMOS magazine's 100th issue.


UNSW launches Artificial Intelligence Institute
A story in UNSW Newsroom about the launch of a new flagship institute of over 300 UNSW researchers working across AI.


Artificial Intelligence in Leadership
A University of Sydney Business School panel on the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on future leaders.


Nine Journos Turn Up to Work in Union T-Shirts as They Fight for More Pay
News article in the B&T about Nine Publishing journalists taking industrial action for pay, conditions and freelancers.


Panel: Conflicts of Interest in Science and Science Journalism
Science Journalists Association panel with Barbara Mintzes, Bianca Nogrady, Nicky Phillips, Wilson da Silva and Hristio Boytchev.


Speaker Series: Machines Behaving Badly
AI expert Toby Walsh in conversation with science journalist Wilson da Silva about the ethical issues of machine intelligence.


The Best Australian Science Writing 2021
A media release from NewSouth Books about The Best Australian Science Writing 2021, edited by Dyani Lewis.


Aussie Medical Researchers Turn to Venoms to Save Lives
Interview with Michael McLaren on Radio 2GB's Overnight program about how scientists are cracking the code of venoms to help save lives.
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