Media outputs and members in the media

1. “Identifiability analysis for stochastic differential equation models in systems biology”, 21 December 2020: Read online
2. “Hindsight is 2020 vision: a characterisation of the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic”, 17 December 2020: Read online
3. “Advanced Bayesian approaches for state-space models with a case study on soil carbon sequestration”, 26 November 2020: Read online
4. “Inclusion of features derived from a mixture of time window sizes improved classification accuracy of machine learning algorithms for sheep grazing behaviours”, 19 November 2020: Read online
5. “Multivariate Bayesian meta‑analysis: joint modelling of multiple cancer types using summary statistics”, 19 October 2020: Read online
6. “Elucidating user behaviours in a digital health surveillance system to correct prevalence estimates”, 1 October 2020: Read online
7. “Particle Methods for Stochastic Differential Equation Mixed Effects Models”, 7 August 2020: Read online
8. “Stochastic spatial random forest (SS-RF) for interpolating probabilities of missing land cover data”, 3 August 2020: Read online
9. “Forecasting intensifying disturbance effects on coral reefs”, 30 March 2020: Read online

1. ACEMS Technical Talks
   1. “Recent Advances in Subsampling MCMC”, Dr Matias Quiroz, UTS, 3 April 2020, Watch online
   2. “Network Tomography or How I learned to Stop Worry and Love Traffic Matrices”, Prof Matt Roughan, UoA, 8 April 2020, Watch online
2. ACEMS Celebrates Women in Maths Day, May 2020 – 74 Videos on this playlist: Watch online
3. ACEMS Public Lectures
   1. “How to Evaluate Criminal Evidence in a Courtroom”, Prof David Balding, UniMelb, 27 May 2020, Watch online
   2. “Learning from COVID-19 Data in Wuhan, the USA and the World”, Prof Xihong Lin, Harvard, 1 July 2020, Watch online
   3. The Second Convict Age: Explaining the Return of Mass Imprisonment in Australia”, Dr Andrew Leigh, MP, 13 July 2020, Watch online
   4. “Great Barrier Reef: How maths can help translate observed patterns into management-ready information”, Dr Juan Ortiz, AIMS, 15 July 2020, Watch online
   5. “Teaching Culture = Deep Learning. Teaching mathematics from an Aboriginal perspective”, Prof Chris Matthews, ATSIMA, 4 August 2020, Watch online
   6. “‘Improving’ prediction of human behavior using behavior modification”, Prof Galit Shmueli, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, 27 August 2020, Watch online
   7. “Bikes & Analytics”, Prof Shane Henderson, Cornell University, USA, 3 September 2020, Watch online
   8. “When Mathematics Becomes Art,” Prof Kate Smith-Miles, UniMelb, 8 October 2020, Watch online
   9. “How Much Water is Down There, and Will it Last?”, Prof Louise Ryan & Dr Stephanie Clark, UTS, 19 October 2020, Watch online
   10. “The Lives & Deaths of Ethical AI”, Ellen Broad, 3A Institute at ANU, 17 November 2020, Watch online
4. “Q & ARC with ACEMS”, 29 September 2020, Watch online
   1. “Q & ARC with ACEMS Trailer”, 29 September, Watch online
5. ACEMS Retreat Sessions & Talks:
   1. ECR & Student Keynote Talk: Prof Hugh Durrant-Whyte, 3 November 2020, Watch online
   2. “Building Your Communications Toolkit”, Tim Macuga, ACEMS, 3 November 2020, Watch online
   3. “The Random Sample: Season 4 Trailer”, Tim Macuga, ACEMS, 5 November 2020, Watch online
   4. Self Promotion for Researchers”, Prof Rob Hyndman, Monash, 6 November 2020, Watch online
   5. “Evolution by Ecological Scaffolding in a Non-Synchronized Environment”, Cody Nitschke, UoA, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   6. “When all you have is a hammer, everything is a nail: a basis for probability”, Angus Lewis, UoA, 25 November, 2020, Watch online
   7. “Predicting The Unpredictable: Emergency Departments”, Michael Ucci, UoA, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   8. “A database of Australian forensic glass evidence”, Oliver Lountain, UoA, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   9. “Scheduling arrivals into a system which accepts random arrivals”, Wathsala Karunarathne, UniMelb, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   10. “Fractional Dynamic Models of MRI to Probe Tissue Microstructure”, Kyle McLaren, QUT, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   11. “Advanced Bayesian approaches for modelling soil carbon sequestration”, Mohammad Davoudabadi, QUT, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   12. “Household-based inference of infection transmissibility”, Peter Ballard, UoA, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   13. “Spatio-temporal models for stream networks”, Edgar Santos-Fernandez, QUT, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   14. “Monoid representations and non-local random walks on the hypercube”, Eric Zhou, Monash, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   15. “Manifold learning with approximate nearest neighbors”, Fan Cheng, Monash, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   16. “Latent group time effects in nonparametric Bayesian linear models with unit-level heterogeneity”, Igor Balnozan, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   17. “Pseudo marginal MCMC for symbolic data analysis”, Yu Yang, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   18. “Maximum Entropy Inverse Reinforcement Learning, Aaron Snoswell, UQ, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   19. “Scheduling staff shifts of a blood donor Centre”, Achini Erandi, UniMelb, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   20. “My Enemy, My Ally: how useful is this mathematical model?”, Jason Whyte, UniMelb, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   21. “Measuring conditional dependence on astronomical data”, Clara Grazian, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   22. “Recurrent Dirichlet Belief Networks for Interpretable Dynamic Relational Data Modeling”, Xuhui Fan, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   23. "Extreme Challenges", Boris Beranger, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   24. “A Casual Introduction into Causal Inference”, Hon Hwang, UNSW, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   25. “Grants & Funding Opportunities for ECRS”, Prof Kate Smith-Miles (UniMelb), Prof Jason Sharples (UNSW), Edward Barker (UniMelb), 25 November 2020, Watch online
   26. Industry Keynote: Sybille McKeown, Australian Bureau of Statistics, 25 November 2020, Watch online
   27. ACEMS Main Retreat: Research Talks, Dr Susanna Cramb (QUT), Dr Chris Van de Heide (UQ), Dr Ursula Laa (Monash), Dr KD Dang (UTS), Dr Melissa Humphries (UoA), Dr Jiadong Mao (UniMelb), 25 November 2020, Watch online
   28. ACEMS RSS & ICSS Funding, Dr Andrew Black (UoA), Prof Chris Drovandi (QUT), Dr Stephen Woodcock (UTS), Prof Di Cook (Monash), Dr Paul Wu (QUT), 25 November 2020, Watch online
   29. Season 4 Launch of The Random Sample, Tim Macuga, ACEMS, 25 November 2020, Watch online
6. “R2VR Demo Video”, 28 February 2020, Watch online
7. “Virtual Reef Diver Classification Categories”, 20 July 2020, Watch online
8. “MathsCraft Promo” for MathsCraft website, 9 October 2020, Watch online
9. “MathsCraft PD Promo” for MathsCraft website, 9 October 2020, Watch online
10. “Virtual Reef Diver – How to Join Us”, 19 November 2020, Watch online
11. “Adelaide Man Sets Guinness World Record”, 19 November 2020, Watch online

Season 3

1. Episode 24: Antarctic Outreach, 22 April 2020: Listen online
2. Episode 25: Safe Blues, 29 April 2020: Listen online
3. Episode 26: COVID Clues in Dirty Water Data, 6 May 2020: Listen online
4. Episode 27: Hospital Hesitancy, 13 May 2020: Listen online
5. Episode 28: The Random Sample samples Randomised Trials, 20 May 2020: Listen online
6. Episode 29: Forecasting the Future & the Future of Forecasting, 27 May 2020: Listen online
7. Episode 30: The Maths Behind Australia's Response to COVID-19, 3 June 2020: Listen online
8. Episode 31: From Cells to Systems: Maths meets Biology, 10 June 2020: Listen online
9. Episode 32: Bayes' Theorem - The Past & the Future, 17 June 2020: Listen online
10. Episode 33: Fact vs Fake - Targeting Misinformation on Social Media, 24 June 2020: Listen online

Season 4

11. 11. Episode 34: Hacking Your Lower Brain to Improve Predictions, 14 October 2020: Listen online
12. Episode 35: A Chat with Professor Kerry Landman, 21 October 2020: Listen online
13. Episode 36: From Maths to the Media, 28 October 2020: Listen online
14. “Episode 37: Why Study Maths & Stats?”, 4 November 2020: Listen online
15. Episode 38: Making a Connection to Culture, 11 November 2020: Listen online
16. Episode 39: Living & Playing Together in Moreton Bay, 18 November 2020: Listen online
17. Episode 40: Driven by Data: Statistics in Sports, 25 November 2020: Listen online
18. Episode 41: Open Data Opens Doors to Answers, 2 December 2020: Listen online
19. Episode 42: Bubbles, Maths & a World Record, 9 December 2020: Listen online
20. Episode 43: Maths & the Power of Perseverance, 16 December 2020: Listen online
21. Episode 44: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, 23 December 2020: Listen online

1. “Communicating Uncertainty”, Louise Ryan is the guest on the “Stats & Stories” podcast, 15 January 2020: Listen online
2. “Forecasting COVID, time-series, and why causality doesnt matter as much as you think”, Rob Hyndman is the guest on the Investment Magazine’s “Curious Quant” podcast, 19 July 2020: Listen online

1. ACEMS, "It's time to start using ecological forecasts to manage ecosystems", 27 January 2020: Read online
2. UQ News, "Helping prevent eco-interventions from backfiring", 28 January 2020: Read online
3. ACEMS, "ACEMS Members awarded top honours at ANZIAM 2020", 08 February 2020: Read online
4. ACEMS, "Maths and Ecology Explain the Transition from Single Cell to Multicellular Life", 10 February 2020: Read online
5. ACEMS, "Reseachers Mix Maths with Ecology to explain why Marvel Movies are so popular", 26 February 2020: Read online
6. ACEMS, "ACEMS postdoc to represent Australasia at International Conference", 01 March 2020: Read online
7. QUT Media, "QUT researchers to head to Antarctica in preservation efforts", 23 April 2020: Read online
8. Monash University, "Monash mathematician wins international science competition for research into ‘mosquito sex’", 26 April 2020: Read online
9. Monash University, "Monash students on a winning streak in global science competition, FameLab", 26 April 2020: Read online
10. ACEMS, "Mathematical modelling breaks assumptions about cell movement", 29 April 2020: Read online
11. QUT Media, "Many cells make new moves", 29 April 2020: Read online
12. QUT Media, "QUT partners in new Queensland AI Hub", 30 April 2020: Read online
13. RMIT News, "Dry lakes and rivers release more CO2 than thought", 02 May 2020: Read online
14. QUT Media, "Safely relaxing social distancing comes down to numbers", 05 May 2020: Read online
15. ACEMS, "ACEMS Mathematician a National Finalist in Science Competition", 14 May 2020: Read online
16. Australian Academy of Science, "The impact of COVID-19 on women in the STEM workforce", 16 May 2020: Read online
17. ACEMS, "ACEMS Student Lands Top Mathematical Biology Honour", 19 May 2020: Read online
18. ACEMS, "ACEMS Chief Investigator named a Science Academy Fellow", 24 May 2020: Read online
19. Australian Academy of Science, "Australia's top scientists elected as Fellows of the Academy", 24 May 2020: Read online
20. ACEMS, "Top Awards for Cancer and Reef Projects", 28 May 2020: Read online
21. ACEMS, "Helping unlock personalised interventions for kids with developmental disabilities", 02 June 2020: Read online
22. ACEMS, "ACEMS Researcher Using Modern Statistics to Shed Light on Ancient History", 04 June 2020: Read online
23. ACEMS, "ACEMS Chief Investigator to Lead New Optimisation Centre", 13 July 2020: Read online
24. Australian Research Council, "New training Centres to undertake world-leading research", 13 July 2020: Read online
25. ACEMS, "Look & Listen to Marine Wildlife in Moreton Bay with Data Science", 14 July 2020: Read online
26. ACEMS, "No data, no problem. New stats method able to tackle health questions by using disease maps and atlases", 04 August 2020: Read online
27. QUT Media, "How maths modelling helps efforts to eradicate banana bunchy top virus, QUT study", 09 August 2020: Read online
28. ACEMS, "What's the pandemic forecast?", 11 August 2020: Read online
29. QUT Media, "Study finds cancer mapping may solve puzzle of regional disease links", 12 August 2020: Read online
30. University of South Australia, "WTF, when will scientists learn to use fewer acronyms?", 13 August 2020: Read online
31. ACEMS, "Advance Queensland Fellowship aimed at helping COVID critical care", 23 August 2020: Read online
32. The Moreton Bay Foundation, "Living and Playing Together", 09 September 2020: Read online
33. Science & Technology Australia, "Strong skills and diversity among new STA Board directors", 27 October 2020: Read online
34. ACEMS, "Melbourne-ACEMS Researchers Awarded ARC DECRAs", 04 November 2020: Read online
35. Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, "38 Leading Social Scientists elected as Academy Fellows", 10 November 2020: Read online
36. Monash University, "Respected Business researchers honoured as Fellows of Academy of Social Sciences of Australia", 10 November 2020: Read online
37. ACEMS, "ACEMS Researchers Awarded ARC Linkage Projects", 14 November 2020: Read online
38. ACEMS, "Two ACEMS Researchers Named Fellows by Social Sciences Academy", 14 November 2020: Read online
39. ACEMS, "ARC Awards Discovery Projects to ACEMS Researchers", 15 November 2020: Read online
40. QUT Media, "ARC Discovery and Linkage Project funding announced", 16 November 2020: Read online
41. ACEMS, "Adelaide Man Sets World Record for Tallest Soap Bubble", 19 November 2020: Read online
42. QUT Media, "Jaguars robust to climate extremes but lack of food threatens species", 22 November 2020: Read online
43. ACEMS, "ACEMS Statistician Selected as a Superstar of STEM", 03 December 2020: Read online
44. QUT Media, "ABS and QUT establish partnership for data science innovation", 10 December 2020: Read online

1. Matthew Adams talked about his research on ABC Radio Drive on the importance of using mathematical models to help managers make the most-informed decisions when it comes to managing species in an ecosystem.
2. Tim Garoni appeared on RTR FM to explain a mathematical formula to solve a Rubik’s Cube quickly, ways to scramble a cube after solving it and some of the history of the popular puzzle. A recording of the interview can be accessed here: See online
3. Matthew Roughan and his team’s research on why the Marvel movies are so popular was aired on Radio Eins (Germany).
4. Sarah Belet appeared on the Einstein A-Go-Go program on 3RRR Radio as one of the Fame Lab Victorian Finalists to give a brief overview of her work on Maths, Medicine and Mosquito Sex. A recording of the interview can be accessed here (Sarah appears at approximately 21:50): See online
5. Sarah Belet appeared on the Einstein A-Go-Go program on 3RRR as one of the Fame Lab National Finalists to give a brief overview of her work on Maths, Medicine and Mosquito Sex. A recording of the interview can be accessed here (Sarah appears at approximately 4:10): See online
6. Susanna Cramb joined ABC Radio to discuss her team's latest research involving the Australian Cancer Atlas. The interview is at approximately 1:51:30: See online
7. Kerrie Mengersen joined ABC Radio to discuss her team’s research using mathematical modelling to help with efforts to eradicate banana bunchy top virus. (Interview is at approximately 33:00): See online
8. Adrian Barnett appeared on Radio New Zealand's 'Sunday Morning' to talk about his research showing the overuse of acronyms in scientific publications.
9. Aurore Delaigle appeared on The Wire Program to discuss group testing for coronavirus cases. A recording of the interview is available online: See online
10. Aaron Snoswell appeared on Triple J radio breakfast show program discussing their 3 Minute Thesis presentation and talking about robotics algorithms.
11. Farzana Jahan appeared on Iran International TV to discuss their research using about using Australian Cancer Atlas data. A recording of the interview is available online (Farzana appears at approximately 07:00): See online
12. Julie Vercelloni appeared on the ABC’s Reef Geeks Program which was broadcast live on Instragram: See online
13. Julie Vercelloni talked to ABC News about the massive, annual spawning event taking place on the Great Barrier Reef: See online
14. Julie Vercelloni was interviewed by ABC Radio about the mass spawning event on the Great Barrier Reef. Recording of the interview is at: See online

1. Adrian Barnett: "9-to-5 work model not suited for academic work, says study", 02 January 2020.
   DailyHunt.in: Read online
   India Today: Read online
2. Kerrie Mengersen: "The power of data in smart city developments", 04 January 2020.
   Architecture & Design: Read online
   CircleID: Read online
   Independent Australia: Read online
3. ACEMS: "Advancing honey harvest with drone tech", 06 January 2020.
   OpenGovAsia: Read online
4. Anthony Guttmann: "2020 Australia Day Awards", 28 January 2020.
   J-Wire: Read online
5. Adrian Barnett: "Alan Jones: Still two sides to the climate change story", 28 January 2020.
   The Daily Telegraph: Read online
6. Matthew Adams, Kate Helmstedt, Jacinta Holloway Brown, Kerrie Mengersen, Scott Sisson: "Helping prevent eco-interventions from backfiring", 28 January 2020.
   SciMex: Read online
7. Matthew Adams: "It's time to start using ecological forecasts to manage ecosystems", 28 January 2020.
   Phys.org: Read online
8. Sarah Belet: "Yuzuru Hanyu and his Fanyus: adoration and obsession in the world of figure skating", 28 January 2020.
   ABC Radio National: Read online
9. Tim Garoni, Zongzheng Zhou: "How hard is it to scramble a Rubik's Cube?", 31 January 2020.
   The Conversation: Read online
10. Andrew Black: "What can maths tell us about the spread of the new coronavirus", 04 February 2020.
    Pursuit - The University of Melbourne: Read online
11. Adrian Barnett: "They wanted research funding, so they entered the lottery", 14 February 2020.
    New York Times: Read online
12. Lewis Mitchell, Matthew Roughan, Tobin South: "Reseachers Mix Maths with Ecology to explain why Marvel Movies are so popular", 27 February 2020.
    Phys.org: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
13. Lewis Mitchell, Matthew Roughan: "Marvel Movies Saw Dynamite Success from 'Effective Cast Sizes,' Say Scientists", 28 February 2020.
    Interesting Engineering: Read online
14. Lewis Mitchell, Matthew Roughan, Tobin South: "The scientific proof of why the Marvel movies are so popular", 28 February 2020.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
15. Tomasz Bednarz: "Brisbane enters the Dream Zone with SIGGRAPH Asia", 03 March 2020.
    Choose Brisbane: Read online
16. Mehwish Nasim: "How an algorithm could prevent the spread of misinformation and improve emergency response times", 04 March 2020.
    Algorithm: Read online
17. Lewis Mitchell, Matthew Roughan, Tobin South: "Marvel movies with bigger casts tend to make more money at the box office", 07 March 2020.
    ABC Science: Read online
18. Matthew Roughan: "Marvel study reveals ensemble films make better money than origins", 08 March 2020.
    EpicStream: Read online
19. Andrew Black, Dennis Liu, Lewis Mitchell: "How to flatten the curve of coronavirus, a mathematician explains", 16 March 2020.
    Australasian Science: Read online
    Business Daily: Read online
    Gizmodo: Read online
    The Conversation: Read online
20. Matthew Roughan: "Why the coronavirus lockdown is making the internet stronger than ever", 07 April 2020.
    MIT Technology Review: Read online
21. Matthew Roughan: "Coronavirus is making the internet stronger, MIT Claims", 09 April 2020.
    Tom's Hardware: Read online
22. Matthew Roughan: "The pandemic has companies expediting network & server upgrades, driving the biggest expansion of internet infrastructure", 10 April 2020.
    Communications Today: Read online
23. Nicholas Fisher: "Why random testing is the road back to normal", 13 April 2020.
    Australian Financial Review: Read online
24. Kerrie Mengersen: "Meet the researcher: Big data, conservation and adventures in mathematics", 17 April 2020.
    Medium.com: Read online
25. Michael Bode, Kate Helmstedt, Kerrie Mengersen, Erin Peterson: "QUT researchers to head to Antarctica in preservation efforts", 24 April 2020.
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    National Tribune: Read online
26. Sarah Belet: "Monash University student named 2020 Victorian winner of international science competition for research into mosquito sex", 27 April 2020.
    Mirage News: Read online
    National Tribune: Read online
27. Adrian Barnett: "The COVID-19 crisis amplifies shortcomings in health and medical research", 28 April 2020.
    Campus Morning Mail: Read online
28. Alex Browning, Wang Jin, Matthew Simpson: "Many cells make new moves", 30 April 2020.
    Technology.org: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
29. Alex Browning, Matthew Simpson: "New moves: Cells interact with each other differently from how scientists believed", 30 April 2020.
    Phys.org: Read online
30. Kerrie Mengersen: "QUT partners in new Queensland AI Hub", 01 May 2020.
    Mirage News: Read online
    National Tribune: Read online
31. Alex Browning, Wang Jin, Matthew Simpson: "Cells seem to like to move in crowds, it seems", 05 May 2020.
    Cosmos Magazine: Read online
32. Adrian Barnett: "Bizarre plan to lift coronavirus restrictions based on your house number", 06 May 2020.
    Yahoo News: Read online
33. Adrian Barnett: "House number exit strategy from COVID-19", 06 May 2020.
    Jimboomba Times: Read online
34. Adrian Barnett: "Safely relaxing social distancing comes down to numbers", 06 May 2020.
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
35. Adrian Barnett: "Address could be key to isolation exit", 07 May 2020.
    Queensland Times: Read online
36. Adrian Barnett: "House numbers could be used to relax social distancing", 07 May 2020.
    Courier Mail: Read online
37. Adrian Barnett: "Odds-on, evens-off: Coronavirus exit plan to be safe in numbers", 07 May 2020.
    The New Daily: Read online
38. Adrian Barnett: "QUT professor proposes an interim solution to relax social isolation", 07 May 2020.
    News Medical: Read online
39. Adrian Barnett: "Study Suggests An ‘Odds & Evens’ Approach To Relaxing Coronavirus Lockdown Measures", 07 May 2020/
    Study Finds: Read online
40. Louise Ryan: "The healing power of data: Florence Nightingale's true legacy", 12 May 2020.
    ABC News: Read online
    The Conversation: Read online
41. Lewis Mitchell: "70% of people surveyed said they’d download a coronavirus app. Only 44% did. Why the gap?", 15 May 2020.
    Australasian Science: Read online
    The Conversation: Read online
42. Simon Tuke: "House always messy? Just blame it on the second law of thermodynamics", 23 May 2020.
    ABC Science: Read online
43. Aurore Delaigle: "Australia’s top scientists elected as Fellows of the Academy", 25 May 2020.
    SciMex: Read online
44. Aurore Delaigle: "Academy of Science's new fellows are a celebration of diversity", 26 May 2020.
    The Australian: Read online
45. Aurore Delaigle: "Distinguished researchers join top science fellowship", 28 May 2020.
    The Educator: Read online
46. Trish Gilholm, Kerrie Mengersen: "Helping unlock personalised interventions for kids with developmental disabilities", 03 June 2020.
    Medical Xpress: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
47. Peter Hall: "Black Lives Matter protests renew push to remove 'racist' monuments to colonial figures", 10 June 2020.
    ABC News: Read online
48. Mehwish Nasim: "Lies, fake news and disinformation — and why they’re so dangerous", 13 June 2020.
    The Advertiser: Read online
49. Kate Smith-Miles: "Hydrogen, collaborative robots among ARC Training Centre Announcements", 14 July 2020.
    AU Manufacturing: Read online
50. Kate Smith-Miles: "New training Centres to undertake world-leading research", 14 July 2020.
    Mirage News: Read online
    National Tribune: Read online
51. Kate Smith-Miles: "More industry-linked research funding", 15 July 2020.
    Campus Morning Mail: Read online
52. Rob Hyndman, Sevvandi Kandanaarachchi, Catherine Leigh, Kerrie Mengersen, Erin Peterson: "Making a difference: Outcomes of ARC supported research 2019–20 - Fighting Pollution with Maths", 17 July 2020.
    ARC: Read online
53. Kate Smith-Miles, Peter Taylor: "An open letter to Australia’s Education Minister Dan Tehan — signed by 73 senior professors", 21 July 2020.
    Daily Bulletin: Read online
    The Conversation: Read online
54. Anthony Guttmann, Paul Keeler, Peter Taylor: "Best aged care practice informed by expert knowledge", 28 July 2020.
    The Age: Read online
55. Adrian Barnett: "ICU’s Collaborating Worldwide: Hartford Hospital Joins COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium Study & Pursuit of Real World Evidence", 04 August 2020.
    TrialSite News: Read online
56. Chris Drovandi, Kerrie Mengersen, Abhishek Varghese: "How maths modelling helps efforts to eradicate banana bunchy top virus", 10 August 2020.
    AZO Life Sciences: Read online
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    Mirage News: Read online
    National Tribune: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
57. Susanna Cramb, Earl Duncan, Farzana Jahan, Kerrie Mengersen: "Study finds cancer mapping may solve puzzle of regional disease links", 13 August 2020.
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
58. Adrian Barnett: "WTF, when will scientists learn to use fewer acronyms?", 14 August 2020.
    Australia's Science Channel: Read online
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    News Wise: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
59. Adrian Barnett: "DNA if you want to make scientific sense", 15 August 2020.
    Cosmos Magazine: Read online
60. Adrian Barnett: "Study: Scientists Are Using Too Many Acronyms, Here Are The Top 10", 16 August 2020.
    Forbes: Read online
61. Adrian Barnett: "From ACTH to DNA: the rise of acronyms in research", 21 August 2020.
    Nature: Read online
62. Adrian Barnett: "News Round-up: Brazil’s budget showdown, COVID-19 severity and 70 years of scientific acronyms", 26 August 2020.
    Nature: Read online
63. Adrian Barnett: "Alien alphabet on the radio", 28 August 2020.
    Brisbane Times: Read online
    Sydney Morning Herald: Read online
    The Age: Read online
    WA Today: Read online
64. Aurore Delaigle: "Group testing to help control COVID-19", 02 September 2020.
    Medical Xpress: Read online
    Pursuit - The University of Melbourne: Read online
65. Adrian Barnett: "Science is getting harder to read", 10 September 2020.
    Nature Index: Read online
66. Lewis Mitchell: "Do social media algorithms erode our ability to make decisions freely? The jury is out", 12 October 2020.
    Australasian Science: Read online
    Cosmos Magazine: Read online
    The Conversation: Read online
67. Kate Smith-Miles: "5 female STEAM trailblazers on following their passions and the secret to their success", 02 November 2020.
    Vogue Australia: Read online
68. Rob Hyndman, Gael Martin: "Academy of Social Science 2020 Fellows announced", 11 November 2020.
    Campus Morning Mail: Read online
69. Susanna Cramb, Kerrie Mengersen: "ARC Discovery and Linkage Project funding announced", 17 November 2020.
    Mirage News: Read online
70. Kevin Burrage, Kerrie Mengersen: "Jaguars robust to climate extremes but lack of food threatens species", 26 November 2020.
    Environmental News Network: Read online
    EurekAlert!: Read online
    Phys.org: Read online
    Science Daily: Read online
    ScienMag: Read online
    SciMex: Read online
71. Kevin Burrage, Kerrie Mengersen: "NatureWrap: Dolphins are clever breathers - Plus helpful rats, jaguar threats and acoustic wings.", 28 November 2020.
    Cosmos Magazine: Read online
72. Kevin Burrage, Kerrie Mengersen: "Jaguars in the Amazon are threatened by climate extremes", 01 December 2020.
    Earth.com: Read online
73. Jan de Gier: "Calculus ignored even though evidence is we rely on it", 07 December 2020.
    Australian Financial Review: Read online
74. Dianne Cook: "Open data shows lightning, not arson, was the likely cause of most Victorian bushfires last summer", 18 December 2020.
    The Conversation: Read online