New ‘Green Lifestyle’ Magazine to LaunchA press release announcing the launch of G Magazine, Australia's first green living title, headed by editor-in-chief Wilson da Silva.
Luna Includes Friends of Earth in Its OrbitA report in The Australian on the coming launch of G Magazine, an environmental lifestyle title.
Cosmos Bright SparksAn appearance by Wilson da Silva on The Science Show listing the Cosmos Bright Sparks, Australia's top ten rising stars of science.
A Beginner’s Guide to Nuclear PowerTranscript of a discussion on the merits of nuclear power, broadcast on 3 July 2006 on Counterpoint, ABC Radio National.
Out of This WorldA story on space tourism in the July 2006 edition of Voyeur on Virgin Galactic, in which Wilson da silva is quoted.
Mais um Brasileiro no EspaçoA news story (in Portuguese) in Galileu, a science magazine in Brazil, about the first Brazilian space tourist.
One Giant Step for Mag EditorA brief news item in The West Australian on how COSMOS editor Wilson da Silva fluked a ticket to fly on Virgin Galactic.
The Case for Nuclear PowerTranscript of an opinion piece on ABC Radio National’s The Science Show about nuclear power and climate change.
Day in the Life: Science Journalist Wilson da SilvaAn interview with Wilson da Silva about what the editor of COSMOS did on April 12, 2006.
My Day at a Glossy Science MagazineAn interview with Sara Phillips about what the deputy editor of COSMOS did on April 12, 2006.
Art and Science: Peas in a PodAn opinion piece by Wilson da Silva based on a speech delivered at the New Constellations: Art, Science and Society International Conference
Thorium Reactors: Green Nuclear Power?A press release on a special 12-page report in the April 2006 issue of COSMOS on the growing global energy crisis.
Celebrated Masters of Science Fiction in COSMOS Now OnlineA press release on the science fiction published by COSMOS magazine, naming masters of the genre who have appeared in COSMOS.
IDRC Funds WFSJ to Support Science JournalismA report in Nigeria's IT Realms on the WFSJ's Peer-to-Peer Development and Support for Science Journalism.
First in Line for Outer SpaceABC Radio's Conversations with Richard Fidler interviews science journalist Wilson da Silva and astrobiologist Prof Paul Davies.
Costs Push Nature Mag Towards ExtinctionA news story in The Australian about the closure of Nature Australia magazine, which Cosmos co-founder Wilson da Silva sought to purchase.
New Magazine and Editor Take Top HonoursA report in the US National Association of Science Writers’ magazine about COSMOS picking up its first awards.
COSMOS Takes Out Three Bell Magazine AwardsA press release on the win by COSMOS of three Bell Magazine Awards, including the coveted Editor of the Year and the Cover of the Year.
The Role of Science JournalistsOpening remarks by Wilson da Silva to a special session on science journalism at the 2005 World Science Forum in Budapest, Hungary.
COSMOS Founders to Be Australia’s First Space TouristsA press release announcing that two of the founders of COSMOS magazine will become Australia's first space tourists.
The Lengths People Will Go to for a Little Hot Air in JulyStory in The Canberra Times about events in the city mentioning a Cosmos debate on the science of ageing, life extension and immortality.
A Beginner's Guide to ImmortalityA report in Dr Chris Lawson's Frankenblog about a COSMOS event at the Australian Science Teachers Association national convention.
COSMOS Blasts OffA press release announcing the launch of COSMOS by John Bell, Australia’s leading Shakespearean actor and director.
COSMOS Fills Gap in Glossy GalaxyA news story in The Australian about the launch of the new Australian science magazine, COSMOS.