Just changing the channel could power your remote control. Read more in this extract from CSIRO's Scientriffic magazine.

Are big brained creatures smarter than smaller brained creatures? Find out in this article.

New research has successfully manipulated chicken embryos to bring about male to female sex reversal. The discovery has major potential applications in the poultry industry.

Hendra virus has been the cause of much discussion over the past decade. Leading Hendra researcher Dr Deborah Middleton explains how CSIRO scientists are contributing to ongoing efforts to minimise the risk of the deadly virus in humans and horses.

Dr Martyn Jeggo, Director of CSIRO's Australian Animal Health Laboratory, discusses future foot and mouth disease (FMD) virus research to ensure that Australia's livestock industries continue to be protected from the threat of an outbreak of this devastating disease.

CSIRO scientists have made a major breakthrough in better understanding how the deadly Hendra virus spreads from infected horses to other horses and humans.

In 1994, a deadly new virus threatened to stop Australia’s premier horse race - the Melbourne Cup. This virus is now known as Hendra virus.

Our economic, social and, indeed, our life-support systems, depend on our oceans – or more accurately, the one global ocean we all share.

This presentation, delivered by the CSIRO Chief Executive, was an address given at the 17 July 2009 ANU Conferring of Degrees Ceremony

This presentation, delivered by the CSIRO Chief Executive covers the topic 'Generating and transforming new industries'.