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Diffusion Science radio

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Diffusion Science radio episodes

  • RobotX Carp telepresence
    Carp! by Ian Woolf,
    A round-up of the Australian Biological Ageing Conference by Ian Woolf - part 2,
    Jarrah Peddie talks about the RobotX competition and Underwater Autonomous Vehicles at CeBIT,
    Jake Fountain returns to talks about Tele-presence and tele-soccer, at CeBIT.
    I Feel Fantastic by Jonathan Coulton,
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Pulsar glitching 2 and Biological Ageing
    A round-up of the Australian Biological Ageing Conference, part 1 by Ian Woolf,
    Jim Palfreyman talks about glitching pulsar discoveries, part 2.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Pursuing pulsars, part 1
    Thought texting in development by Ian Woolf,
    Part 1 of Jim Palfreyman talking about his research into the Vela pulsar.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Biohacking baby formula
    Electric gustation by Ian Woolf,
    Meow Ludo talks about biohacking baby formula with proteins from breast milk.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Sly Mould
    Robot cars driving blind people, direct to brain bionic eyes, and lithium for long life by Ian Woolf,
    Chris Reid talks about slime mould and their emergent behaviour.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • STEAM through space bubbles
    Its raining innovation by Ian Woolf,
    Solange Cunin talks about launching QuebRider's STEAM projects,
    John Barrow talks about Eternal Bubble Multiverses,
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Kids 3D print internet Barbie
    Stem cells seeded on apples to make organs for transplant by Ian Woolf,
    Patrick Catanzariti talks about kids 3D printers, the perils of Internet Barbie, and how to develop for emerging technologies.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • AI, Smart watches and augmented reality
    New physics may have been seen at LHC by Ian Woolf,
    PatCat talks about Artificial Intelligence, Smart watches and Augmented Reality.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Science Poetry Slam rewind
    This time for sure!
    Urine power news by Ian Woolf.
    Highlights from the Science Spoken Word Spectacular:
    Ian Bryce "Ode to the Higgs" and "The Bull's Lament",
    Vanessa Hill "When you wish upon a star",
    Lou Steer "The Demon Duck of Doom" and "View from a Distant Porthole",
    Ricky Pannowitz "Science doesn't rhyme with anything".
    Organised by Rebecca Rose, Jack Peck and Ariel Pavez.
    Recording by Merran Winchester.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
    (first broadcast 2013-07-22)
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    28 min
  • Embryonic stem cells and crocodiles redux
    Crocodiles climb, and use tools, while alligators make video by Ian Woolf,
    Michael Morris talks about finding out how embryonic stem cells become all other cells.
    Production checked by Charles Willock,
    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
    (first broadcast 2013-07-22)
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    29 min

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