https://australianmuseum.net.au/2018-eureka-prizes-finalists

Forty-seven entries have been shortlisted for 16 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes in 2018. Read more about the 2018 finalists below.

Arts said:

https://australianmuseum.net.au/2018-eureka-prizes-finalists

Forty-seven entries have been shortlisted for 16 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes in 2018. Read more about the 2018 finalists below.

I remember going to a museum and was refused entry, I asked why and they said You Reek A

Cymek said:

Arts said:

https://australianmuseum.net.au/2018-eureka-prizes-finalists

Forty-seven entries have been shortlisted for 16 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes in 2018. Read more about the 2018 finalists below.

I remember going to a museum and was refused entry, I asked why and they said You Reek A

BORIS! give Cymek his handle back

Difficult Bird Research Group, Australian National University

Researcher “Yeah man, they were so difficult”

Interviewer “How so ?”

Researcher “We tried to count them but they keep flying away, I mean what the ?”

The Invisible Catalyst Team, Australian National University and Curtin University

Interviewer “We arranged to met but they never turned up or did they”

Arts said:

Cymek said:

Arts said:

https://australianmuseum.net.au/2018-eureka-prizes-finalists

Forty-seven entries have been shortlisted for 16 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes in 2018. Read more about the 2018 finalists below.

I remember going to a museum and was refused entry, I asked why and they said You Reek A

BORIS! give Cymek his handle back

I use this for all my funnies now

Arts said:

https://australianmuseum.net.au/2018-eureka-prizes-finalists

Forty-seven entries have been shortlisted for 16 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes in 2018. Read more about the 2018 finalists below.

This one looks good:

> The groundbreaking invention by Professor Wendy Erber, Dr Kathy Fuller and Henry Hui can detect abnormal chromosomes inside leukaemia cells. This fast, accurate and sensitive automated method can detect just one leukaemia cell in 10,000 normal cells, a major advance that will lead to personalised treatments and better patient care.

This one looks like the tomato juicer on last night’s Mythbusters:

> With his global team of collaborators, Dr Pablo Juliano is set to revolutionise the process by which edible oils are extracted from oil bearing fruits and seeds. Using high-frequency sound waves.