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  • Random Lasers
    Professor Judith Dawes talks with Ian Woolf about creating random lasers to sense molecules,
    Kachina Allen explains the dangers of Power Dressing,
    Kachina Allen with the science of Blue eyes,
    Presented and produced by Ian Woolf

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  • The Pais Effect
    Frontiers of Science Forum on 12th March 2021,
    Two spacecraft arrive at Mars this week, a third next week by Ian Woolf,
    The Pais Effect- spin as you shake as you charge - a second deep dive into weird science and the military by Ian Woolf.
    Presented and produced by Ian Woolf

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  • Cancer dust super-tasters
    This show was originally broadcast on January 26th 2009:
    John August explains the causes of cancer,
    Amy Bullen explores dust,
    Jaqui Hayes, Monica Sharma, Derek Muller and Ian Woolf discuss super-tasters.
    News by Ian Woolf
    - generate power from water flowing in buildings
    - the cloak of invisibility is now tunable
    Presented and produced by Ian Woolf

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    28 min
  • Dave Sings Sight Scan Science
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    Ian Woolf looks inside the minds eye to see what you see - with a scanner, commentary by Charles Willock, lt;br/>
    Patrick Rubie zaps cheap wine into the good stuff, lt;br/>
    Kalvin Ng shows the world was warmer than you thought, Dave the Happy Singer reviews the news in impromptu song, lt;br/>
    Dave Sings Monty Python's Universe song, lt;br/>
    Presented by Marc West, Produced by Ian Woolf

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    28 min
  • Google experiments space volcanoes
    Google Wars by Ian Woolf,
    From 2008:
    Graziella Caprarelli talks about space volcanoes,
    The Scarcity Illusion by Ian Woolf
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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    28 min
  • Vaccination Announceable
    Vaccines are announceable by Ian Woolf,
    From 2008:
    The MMR vaccine, autism and anti-vaxxers by Marin Faccini and discussion with Ian Woolf,
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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    29 min
  • Assange Extradition Decision
    Report and analysis of UK Judge Baraitser's decision on the extradition of Julian Assange to the US, by Ian Woolf
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  • To the Moon with fireworks and geckos
    Mining the Moon by Ian Woolf,
    Fireworks frenzy by Patrick Rubie,
    Fireworks discussion by Charles Willock, Ian Woolf, Joanne Chang, Lara Davis and Patrick Rubie,
    Gecko-inspired cleaning cloths by Celine Steinfeld
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  • 2020 Ig Nobel Prize Awards
    A specially edited version of the Ig Nobel Award ceremony,
    for science that first makes you laugh and then makes you think,
    hosted by Marc Abrahams.
    Presented and produced by Ian Woolf

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  • Earworm throat singing regeneration
    Rejuvenation regeneration by Ian Woolf,
    Earworms by Patrick Rubie,
    Tuvan Throat singing by Noel Hannah,
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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    28 min

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