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From 2000: Listen to Adam Mark speak with Candice Webb about the Fijian Crested Iguana, The Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre, and a Panel discussion about the Federal government attack on the ABC.
Hosted by Ian Woolf
Produced by Chris Brown and Deanna Coleman
Panelled by anonymous
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Produced by Chris Brown and Deanna Coleman
Panelled by anonymous
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From 2002: Tim Baynes interviews Dr Virgina Shepherd about Fungi. Gina Sartore reports on research on methamphetamines and the immune system of cats, and the effect on the researcher, and then opens the microphone to discussion on the subject with Tim and Chris.
Presented by Chris Stewart.
Produced by Tim Baynes, and panelled by Gina Sartore. Edited by Ian Woolf
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Presented by Chris Stewart.
Produced by Tim Baynes, and panelled by Gina Sartore. Edited by Ian Woolf
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From 2002: Presented by Tim Baynes.
News by Tim.
Gina Sartore reports from the Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine, about how life events affect health.
Lachlan Whatmore gives a guided tour of the insides and outsides of sea sponges.
Produced by Lachlan Whatmore with technical support by Gina Sartore. (Music originally broadcast in the show, removed for copyright reasons)
News by Tim.
Gina Sartore reports from the Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine, about how life events affect health.
Lachlan Whatmore gives a guided tour of the insides and outsides of sea sponges.
Produced by Lachlan Whatmore with technical support by Gina Sartore. (Music originally broadcast in the show, removed for copyright reasons)
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Listen to the science of Andes hantavirus, how it spreads, and why its important not to confuse it with other hantaviruses.In Budget news, CSIRO gets more money but cuts more scientists and research.
Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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From 2007 in memory of Charles Willock and Darren Osborne:
Identity Card Special Edition
Presented by Darren Osborne,
Synthetic interview with Anna Johnston about privacy concerns,
Aras Vaichas speaks with Ian Woolf about RFID,
Interview with Professor Graham Greenleaf about Access and Cyberlaw
Produced by Ian Woolf and Charles Willock
Identity Card Special Edition
Presented by Darren Osborne,
Synthetic interview with Anna Johnston about privacy concerns,
Aras Vaichas speaks with Ian Woolf about RFID,
Interview with Professor Graham Greenleaf about Access and Cyberlaw
Produced by Ian Woolf and Charles Willock
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Listen to news of self-watering fungi, and a fruit fly brain copied into a computer, hooked up to a pretend body, living in a simulated world.
Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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From 2008: Listen to Nanotechnologist Michael Ford explain how to make matter do whatever you wish,
Marc West goes on a pub crawl of science-related pubs in London,
News of a PhD theses interprative dances competition, and make your brain grow.
Presented by Nick Evershed,
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Marc West goes on a pub crawl of science-related pubs in London,
News of a PhD theses interprative dances competition, and make your brain grow.
Presented by Nick Evershed,
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Listen to news of 3D printed brain interfaces, Neural computers, brain-computer-interface speech, AI gets its own computer, and night-time solar power.
Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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From 2008: Victoria Bond finds out if the Large Hadron Collider destroyed the world,
Ian Woolf talks to Professor Mike Cortie about zapping gold nanoparticles to cure mind-control parasites,
News by Patrick Rubie: King Tut's foetuses, solar power at night, smart bricks, dandelion rubber
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Ian Woolf talks to Professor Mike Cortie about zapping gold nanoparticles to cure mind-control parasites,
News by Patrick Rubie: King Tut's foetuses, solar power at night, smart bricks, dandelion rubber
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Listen to the second part of the Question and Answer session with the audience and scientists from the 2026 Frontiers of Science Forum. Answering the questions were the speakers Professor Dane McCamey talking about quantum electronics, Dr Eliza Middleton talking about science across the disciplines, Professor Noushin Nasiri talking about nanotechnology, and Professor James Brown talking about population.
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Listen to part 1 of the Question and Answer session with the audience and scientists from the 2026 Frontiers of Science Forum. Answering the questions were the speakers Professor Dane McCamey talking about quantum electronics, Dr Eliza Middleton talking about science across the disciplines, Professor Noushin Nasiri talking about nanotechnology, and Professor James Brown talking about population statistics.
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Listen to Dr Marsilea Booth talk about wearable medical sensors at Nutromics.
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Listen to Dr Cuhananthan Sathiyajith talk about his startup to commercialise a new medical tool that can both diagnose and treat cancer at the same time in a paradignm called Radiotheranostics - Therpeutic diagnostics.
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Listen to the second part of my interview with Professor Noushin Nasiri talk about nanotechnology - very small things with very big effects. News of E-safety censorship.
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Listen to nanotechnologist Noushin Nasiri talk about how she works at the smallest scale, for the biggest impact. - Part 1
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