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CSIRO now allowed to do science for the public good by Ian Woolf,
Barry McKay speaks with Phil Hore about Australia's dinosaurs,
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Barry McKay speaks with Phil Hore about Australia's dinosaurs,
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Fooling facial recognition by Ian Woolf,
Avinash Singh talks about changing Government policy so we all live longer,
Listener's letters,
Annals of Improbable Research 24/7 Lecture on Jet lag genes.
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Avinash Singh talks about changing Government policy so we all live longer,
Listener's letters,
Annals of Improbable Research 24/7 Lecture on Jet lag genes.
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Should automated car owners get a free ride? by Ian Woolf
Meow Ludo Meow-Meow talks about biohacking longevity.
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Meow Ludo Meow-Meow talks about biohacking longevity.
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Taking a nuclear dump on Australia by Ian Woolf
Brennan Hatton talks about biohacking augmented reality
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Brennan Hatton talks about biohacking augmented reality
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Devil milk and cockroach milk by Ian Woolf,
Igor Aharonovich talks about using diamonds for biosensors, communications, computing and research.
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Igor Aharonovich talks about using diamonds for biosensors, communications, computing and research.
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Ultrasound for younger brains by Ian Woolf,
Krishneel Singh talks about making bone out of stem cells from fat using inspiration from coral.
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Krishneel Singh talks about making bone out of stem cells from fat using inspiration from coral.
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Bees teach pulling strings,
Bees count to four,
Fruit fly brain ageing reversed with spermadine by Ian Woolf.
Daniel Johnstone uses photo-bio-modulation to treat neuro-degenerative diseases.
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Bees count to four,
Fruit fly brain ageing reversed with spermadine by Ian Woolf.
Daniel Johnstone uses photo-bio-modulation to treat neuro-degenerative diseases.
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2016 Nobel Prize in Medicine,
Wifi emotions by Ian Woolf,
Stewart McPherson travels the world documenting nature - part 2,
Bright spark challenge:
- Edward Waters, University of Notre Dame – Possums: furry friend or filthy foe?
- Jelena Rnjak-Kovacina, UNSW – Blood supply: the missing piece of the bioartificial organ puzzle
Bloodmobile by They Might Be Giants.
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Wifi emotions by Ian Woolf,
Stewart McPherson travels the world documenting nature - part 2,
Bright spark challenge:
- Edward Waters, University of Notre Dame – Possums: furry friend or filthy foe?
- Jelena Rnjak-Kovacina, UNSW – Blood supply: the missing piece of the bioartificial organ puzzle
Bloodmobile by They Might Be Giants.
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Oldest computer music restored by Ian Woolf,
Stewart McPherson talks about climbing 300 mountains to research 25 books and films on carnivorous plants and their conservation - part 1.
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Stewart McPherson talks about climbing 300 mountains to research 25 books and films on carnivorous plants and their conservation - part 1.
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Carnivorous plants fluoresce blue by Ian Woolf,
Fresh Science Bright Sparks Challenge:
Kyle Ewart identifies rhino horn,
Minal Menezes detects mitonchondrial diseases,
Dr Ellen Jorgenson talks about GenSpace.
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Fresh Science Bright Sparks Challenge:
Kyle Ewart identifies rhino horn,
Minal Menezes detects mitonchondrial diseases,
Dr Ellen Jorgenson talks about GenSpace.
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Microsoft Excel breaks science by Ian Woolf,
Matt Todd explains Open Source Science for Malaria research, part 2.
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Matt Todd explains Open Source Science for Malaria research, part 2.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is like hibernation? by Ian Woolf,
Associate Professor Mat Todd talks about Open Source Malaria research - part 1.
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Associate Professor Mat Todd talks about Open Source Malaria research - part 1.
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Alcohol causes cancer by Ian Woolf,
Oron Catts talks about Symbiotica and frog leg steak art,
Richard Brophy talks about Innocators Club,
Part 2 of Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn on electronic health records.
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Oron Catts talks about Symbiotica and frog leg steak art,
Richard Brophy talks about Innocators Club,
Part 2 of Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn on electronic health records.
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Grow your own rocket fuel, by Ian Woolf
Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn talks about privacy problems with Australia's national electronic health records.
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Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn talks about privacy problems with Australia's national electronic health records.
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Has another Earth been discovered? by Ian Woolf
Chris Tinney talks about exo-planets - what they are, and how we find them.
Why is Earth called Earth? by Fred Watson
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Chris Tinney talks about exo-planets - what they are, and how we find them.
Why is Earth called Earth? by Fred Watson
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