Lauren wins a poster prize!
Great work by visiting Burns lab member Lauren Todorov on her poster prize at the GSA Earth Sciences Symposium
Never Judge a Microbial Mat by its Cover
Brendan giving an invited seminar at Sydney University on the latest and greatest to come out of the Burns lab.
East Meets West - Building an Oyster Reef from Shark Bay Shells
The Burns Lab celebrates diversity week with indigenous artist Sarah Moore
Changing Climate Threatens Shark Bay
A new review by Burns Lab students lead by Max highlights the specific threats of climate change to Shark Bay
Finding the perfect recipe for space: HUMMUS1 takes off
An experiment to find out how to feed future outer space colonies launched into space.
Burns Lab Graduations
Gareth and Fraser both graduate with first class honours from the Burns Lab
Alan awarded PhD writing scholarship
Alan receives the prestigious UNSW Science PhD Writing Scholarship
Fraser wins People's Choice Recommendation
Fraser’s presents his biofilm work at JAMS 2019
Prehistoric Microbes Inhabit an Oasis in the Northern Mexican Desert
Dr Burns Comments on the microbial diversity of the Cuatro Ciénegas Basin
Detecting Biosynthetic Gene Clusters
Ray Chen Reviews contemporary methods for detecting novel biosynthetic gene clusters
Shark Bay: A World Heritage Site at catastrophic risk
Dr Burns stresses the risk posed to Shark Bay by climate change
Implications of the Asgard Archaea
The Burns Lab reviews the literature and public data on the novel superphylum of Asgard
Congratulations Alan!
Hon Lun (Alan)’s research excellence is acknowledged by recieving a prestigious Research Excellence Award
Ancient Mars was home to large bodies of moving water and produced 65-FOOT floods, new study suggests
Dr Burns comments on the possibility of life flourishing in Martian sub-glacial waters
Is there life on Mars? Sponges and microbes could be living beneath the surface of the red planet in oxygen rich salt water, study claims
Dr Burns comments on the possibility of life on Mars
Forest City
Dr Burns and Ben Denham discuss ‘forest cities', stromatolites, and modern societies
Scientists Share Beautiful And Heartbreaking Tributes For Stephen Hawking
Dr Burns and other scientists pay their respects to Stephen Hawking