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Sleek Geek Eureka Primary School prizes by Ian Woolf,

Michael Burton explains the life and death of stars,

Why does the Sun really shine by They Might Be Giants,

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Nobel prize in Medicine for anti-parasite drugs by Ian Woolf

Dr Casimir MacGregor talks about the sociology of anti-ageing and stem cell tourism,

Glucose, glucose by Science Groove,

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The Eureka Prizes Secondary School division by Ian Woolf,

Professor Michael Burton crowd-funds MOPRA to map the Delta Quadrant of the Galaxy,

Skullcrusher Mountain by Jonathan Coulton,

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Profiteering in Big Pharma,

and memorable Ape TV by Ian Woolf,

Professor Steve Cole explains what to do about the effects of isolation and insecurity on the regulation of gene expression,

Steve Trygel talks about the Sydney University Maker Club.

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Self-control or memory? by Ian Woolf

Professor Steve Cole explains the influence of personal experience on the regulation of your genes (part 1),

Chris from Create UNSW talks about live Pac man.

Put it to the test by They Might Be Giants,

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NICTA is enveloped by CSIRO by Ian Woolf,

Geraint Lewis talks about Black hoiles, worm holes, time machines and the EM drive,

Fletcher Thompson talks about his 3D printer designed for the classroom,

Red Shirt by Jonathan Coulton,

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MRI can treat cancer as well as diagnose it by Ian Woolf,

Professor Geraint Lewis talks about how Relativity may allow faster than light travel by space warp, and antigravity,

Edric Hong explains how origami is mathematics,

Nicola O'Brien talks about Code Rangers, where kids control technology,

Carmel Morris talks about paper airplanes.

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Futurist Roger Lawrence talks about the future of work at the Augmented Reality meetup,

Tom D'netto builds a farmbot at the Sydney Mini Maker faire, and

James Laird Wah turns old games into new musical instruments.

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Dr Paul Willis from RI Aus TV, and Will Berryman from Hostworks talk about bringing Astronaut Chris Hadfield to 10 000 school-children around Australia at once.

Colonel Chris Hadfield answers questions and sings for the children.

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Beware the robots by Ian Woolf,

Jaden Hastings talks about her art and science at the Biofoundry,

Montgomery Gilhouse talks about virtual reality and 360 degree cameras.

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