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Anthology Examines Science Through Greek Myths
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Editors Zoe Kean and Tegan Taylor publish the 15th edition of The Best Australian Science Writing in 2025, compiling 39 essays and stories that explore climate change, psychology, scientific ethics, and technology. Many contributors use Greek myths—Prometheus, Talos, Eros—to frame discussions on biometrics, specimen theft, misinformation, and biotechnological risks. The anthology highlights enduring ethical dilemmas in scientific practice and the role of narrative in shaping public understanding.


