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Media releasesCOSMOS founder made chancellor of Monash University19 April 2007
Respected Australian neuroscientist, entrepreneur and philanthropist Dr Alan Finkel - a co-founder of the popular science magazine, COSMOS - will be the next chancellor of Melbourne's Monash University. COSMOS publishes Australia's first online serialised novel13 April 2007
From Monday, 16 April 2007, a new novel by one of Australia's best-known science fiction writers, Damien Broderick, will be serialised online by COSMOS. The new and previously unpublished novel, Post Mortal Syndrome, will be appear five days a week in chapters of around 2,000 words each over the next 56 weekdays. COSMOS fiction editor takes out top award8 February 2007
COSMOS fiction editor and respected novelist Damien Broderick has been awarded the 2006 Aurealis Award for Best Science Fiction Novel for his latest book, K-Machines. COSMOS wins Magazine of the Year27 November 2006
The glossy popular science magazine COSMOS has won an unprecedented eight honours at Australia's Bell Magazine Awards, including the coveted Magazine of the Year and Editor of the Year. COSMOS senior editor wins international award24 October 2006
COSMOS senior editor Sara Phillips has been awarded a 2006 Reuters-IUCN Media Award for Excellence in Environmental Reporting. Science film festival winners announced22 August 2006
The winners of SCINEMA 2006, the 6th International Festival of Science Film, were announced Sunday night at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. New 'green lifestyle' magazine to launch10 August 2006
Luna Media, the publishers of COSMOS, have announced the launch later this year of a new 'green lifestyle' title, G MAGAZINE. Read the press announcement. Cosmos Bright Sparks: Australia's top 10 young minds announced26 July 2006
The inaugural 2006 Cosmos Bright Sparks are Australia's top 10 scientific minds under 45, as selected by the magazine's prestigious Editorial Advisory Board. Who are they? Check it out! Thorium reactors: a new type of nuclear reactor20 June 2006
It's nuclear, but not as we know it. No risk of a Chernobyl-style meltdown, no weapons-grade by-products and a reactor that burns existing radioactive waste as well as old nuclear weapons. Check out Australia's COSMOS Magazine, now on sale in the United KIngdom. Paul Davies joins COSMOS advisory board1 May 2006
Paul Davies, the Britsh-born physicist and bestselling author, is the newest member of the Editorial Advisory Board of COSMOS, the biggest-selling Australian science magazine. COSMOS Magazine publishes fiction online2 March 2006
Australia's award-winning popular science magazine, COSMOS - which also publishes original fiction every issue - has made all of its previously published stories available online. Order of Australia medal for COSMOS founder6 February 2006
Dr Alan Finkel, the founder of Australia's newest science magazine, COSMOS, has been recognised in the Australia Day honours list on 26 January 2006. Young Australians take out prestigious astronomy awards5 February 2006
Bryan Gaensler, a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of COSMOS, has been awarded the 2006 Newton Lacy Pierce Prize by the American Astronomical Society for his work on pulsars and magnetars. COSMOS takes out three Bell Magazine Awards28 November 2005
Australia's glossy new popular science magazine, COSMOS, has been recognised with three Bell Magazine Awards, including the coveted Editor of the Year and the Cover of the Year prizes. COSMOS founder elevated23 November 2005
Dr Alan Finkel, co-founder of COSMOS and Chairman of the company that publishes the magazine, Luna Media, has been appointed to the Board of Governors of the ATSE Clunies Ross Foundation. |
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