Astrophysicist Matthew Bailes has taken out Australia’s top science prize for his part in the discovery of fast radio bursts – millisecond-duration radio flashes that can be used to calculate the mass ...
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Forget little green men and flying saucers. When - and if - Matthew Bailes and his team find signs ...
Matthew Bailes, director of the Swinburne Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, received an unexpected phone call last week asking if he would lead the team using the CSRIO’s telescope in Parkes ...
Aliens weren’t really on Bailes’s bucket list, but he says it segues beautifully with his Laureate Fellowship program, which will seek to find the source of curious radio emissions coming from far ...
Fast radio bursts identified by Prof Matthew Bailes and his team allow scientists to count number of atoms in the universe When Prof Matthew Bailes and his collaborators discovered a mysterious flash ...
An Australian astronomer has been named winner of the Shaw Prize – a precursor to the Nobel Prize – on Tuesday night for the discovery of fast radio bursts, mysterious pulses of energy from beyond the ...
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