View online           MAY NEWSLETTER     Quantum computing, algae jet fuel and small dogs - all this and more in this May edition of Science Alliance!     Flying high with algae A native freshwater algae grown in northern Australia can be used to create a high-quality, renewable jet fuel...   Bouncing Batteries Dr Karl Kruszelnicki       Man’s best friend is getting smaller       System stems scientific growth How do we address declining numbers in STEM enrolments   Get down with DNA Explore cutting edge applications of DNA science at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney with Dr Ellen Jorgensen.         Sydney University Mathematics Society, said as SUMS, spelt ΣUMS, because the upper case Greek letter 'Σ' is the symbol for 'sum' in mathematics, calls itself a club for students with an interest in any and all things maths-related.       Breakthrough technology to improve cyber security       2016 International Year of Pulses – a celebration of the importance of these legumes.       The Science of the Didgeridon't (if you're female)       Australia’s first facility built for nanoscience launched       Girls in Tech: Inspiring the Next Generation of Creative, Entrepreneurial and Digital Women.           Disclaimer | Privacy statement| University of Sydney | Unsubscribe