Diffusion Science radio Archiv
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Presented by Keir Smith, News by Noel Hannah, Keir discusses scientific fallability with Phil Dooley, Noel and Michael Sun, Jacqui Pfeffer with great moments in science history, Time Travel by swinging heavy stuff around with George Pap, Produced by Matt Clarke
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Presented and produced by Matt ClarkeNews by Jacqui PfefferHi-tech Snow Gear by Keir SmithLachlan Whatmore presents the life of scientist Fanny MacleayOpen mike chat about vitamin-enriched GM "super rice", and the trouble-free space shuttle mission and Sydney Water propaganda
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Presented by Matthew ClarkeNews by Jacqui PfefferEvolution of alien life on Earth by MattTaylor Bildstein interviews Keith Sainsbury about sustainable fisheriesOpen mike science chat about the new solar planet, remote manipulation of moving sperm, lunar soil and Earth's magnetic fields
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Presented by Phil DooleyNews by Jacqui PfefferPhysics of Tennis interview with Professor Rod Cross by Phil DooleyTaylor Bildstein interviews Dr Jane Sargassen about the fluid dynamic engineeringScience chat about eating Kangaroo and Possum meat, with Matt, Phil, and JacquiProduced and panelled by Matt Clarke
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Presented by Matt Clarke, News by Ian Woolf, Phil Dooley interviews Professor Rod Cross about the Physics of sport, Taylor Bildstein interviews Martin Richard George about indoor astronomy
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Produced and presented by Marian Curruthers. News by Marian. Eternal youth explored by Ian Woolf followed by panel discussion with Keir Smith and Marian. Solars flares with Taylor Bildstein.
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Produced and presented by David Huang, News by David Huang, David Huang looks at saving money and petrol with hybrid vehicles, Taylor Bildstein takes a geology tour of Tasmania
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Presented by Marian Curruthers, News by Ian Woolf, Jacqui Hayes reports how psychedelic Ibogaine may help treat drug addiction, Keir Smith explores the world of snow flakes, Sixty second science, Produced and panelled by Marian Curruthers
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Produced by David Huang, Presented by Marian Carruthers, News by Marian Carruthers, Matt Clarke talks about spacecraft propelled by the solar wind, Helen Sim revisits the Deep Impact comet mission
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Produced and presented by Keir Smith. News by Matt Clarke,
Robot Cockroaches by Ian Woolf,
Deep Impact on Comets, interview with Dr. Rob Sharp by David Huang
And introducing David Low and Mark Branson
Robot Cockroaches by Ian Woolf,
Deep Impact on Comets, interview with Dr. Rob Sharp by David Huang
And introducing David Low and Mark Branson
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News by Marian Curruthers,
Producer and Presenter Matt Clarke,
Jacqui Hayes investigates the evolution of altruism,
Ian Woolf interviews Gina Sartore about Solistalgia
Producer and Presenter Matt Clarke,
Jacqui Hayes investigates the evolution of altruism,
Ian Woolf interviews Gina Sartore about Solistalgia
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Presented by Helen Sims, Produced by Chris Stewart,
News by Marian Curruthers,
ANSTO tour by Ian Woolf,
Helen Sim interviews astronomer Dr Melanie Johnston-Hollitt about Gamma Ray bursts,
Panel discussion about Australian patents not being paid for by American companies
News by Marian Curruthers,
ANSTO tour by Ian Woolf,
Helen Sim interviews astronomer Dr Melanie Johnston-Hollitt about Gamma Ray bursts,
Panel discussion about Australian patents not being paid for by American companies
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Produced and panelled by David Huang,
News by Helen Sim,
Movie review of What The Bleep Do We Know? by Ian Woolf,
David Huang with computer software tackling cow diseases,
Robot reproduction with Chris Stewart
News by Helen Sim,
Movie review of What The Bleep Do We Know? by Ian Woolf,
David Huang with computer software tackling cow diseases,
Robot reproduction with Chris Stewart
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Produced, panelled and presented by Chris Stewart,
News by Brigid Mullane,
Australian Innovator haikus and limericks supplied by David Huang,
Catherine Beehag reveals Stanley Millgram proved 60% of people are nasty,
Helen Sims reads Clone poetry,
Phil Dooley limerick,
Matt Clarke sheds light on global dimming
News by Brigid Mullane,
Australian Innovator haikus and limericks supplied by David Huang,
Catherine Beehag reveals Stanley Millgram proved 60% of people are nasty,
Helen Sims reads Clone poetry,
Phil Dooley limerick,
Matt Clarke sheds light on global dimming
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Presented by Matt Clarke,
News By Chris Stewart,
David Huang with Iron nanoparticles interview,
Christine Baker interviews David Suzuki
News By Chris Stewart,
David Huang with Iron nanoparticles interview,
Christine Baker interviews David Suzuki
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