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Diffusion Science Radio episodes

August 16, 2006 Global Consciousness, the man from CERN
The Global Consciousness Project run by Princeton University.
The man from CERN.
Presenter: Ian Woolf,
News: Marian Carruthers,
Matt Clarke asks - Can your mood effect the outcome of random number generators?,
Tilly chats to Dr. Brian Cox about particle physics at CERN.
Producer: Matt Clarke
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August 09, 2006 Ultimo Science Festival, and nuclear waste
The Ultimo Science Festival in Sydney, interview by Tilly Boleyn. Warnings to the future about radioactive waste, by Adam Richardson. News by Jacqui Pfeffer and Chris Stewart. Presented by Chris Stewart. Produced by Chris Stewart.
28 min
August 09, 2006 Ultimo Science Festival, and nuclear waste
The Ultimo Science Festival in Sydney, interview by Tilly Boleyn. Warnings to the future about radioactive waste, by Adam Richardson. News by Jacqui Pfeffer and Chris Stewart. Presented by Chris Stewart. Produced by Chris Stewart.
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August 02, 2006 Egyptian Tombs and the Eureka Prizes
Ancient Egyptian Tomb Art and the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes. Presented by Matt Clarke, Science News by Jacqui Hayes, Egyptian Tomb Art discoveries by Bridget Mullane, Australian Museum Eureka Prizes chats by Tilly Boleyn, with extra witty repartee from Matt Clarke and Vanessa Gardos. Produced by Tilly Boleyn, Technical Assistance by Vanessa Gardos.
28 min
August 02, 2006 Egyptian Tombs and the Eureka Prizes
Ancient Egyptian Tomb Art
and the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.
Presented by Matt Clarke,
Science News by Jacqui Hayes,
Egyptian Tomb Art discoveries by Bridget Mullane,
Australian Museum Eureka Prizes chats by Tilly Boleyn,
with extra witty repartee from Matt Clarke and Vanessa Gardos.
Produced by Tilly Boleyn,
Technical Assistance by Vanessa Gardos.
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July 26, 2006 Not bored at Oz National Science Week
The science of boredom, and a sneak peak into the most exciting week for Australian science - National Science Week. Presented by Jacqui Pfeffer Science news by Vanessa Gardos The science of boredom by Marc West Science Week highlights by Tilly Boleyn Produced by Tilly Boleyn Technical support by Matt Clarke
28 min
July 26, 2006 Not bored at Oz National Science Week
The science of boredom,
and a sneak peak into the most exciting week for Australian science - National Science Week.
Presented by Jacqui Pfeffer
Science news by Vanessa Gardos
The science of boredom by Marc West
Science Week highlights by Tilly Boleyn
Produced by Tilly Boleyn
Technical support by Matt Clarke
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July 19, 2006 Vacuum cups, Gender, Light Pollution
The "relaxing" proceedure of vacuum cupping, and an investigation into possible innate differences between men and women in maths and science. Vacuum cupping by Marc West The gender divide in science by Jacqui Hayes Light Pollution and the Sydney Observatory by David Harcourt Presented by David Harcourt News by Jacqui Pfeffer Produced by Jacqui Hayes
28 min
July 19, 2006 Vacuum cups, Gender, Light Pollution
The "relaxing" proceedure of vacuum cupping, and an investigation into possible innate differences between men and women in maths and science.
Vacuum cupping by Marc West
The gender divide in science by Jacqui Hayes
Light Pollution and the Sydney Observatory by David Harcourt
Presented by David Harcourt
News by Jacqui Pfeffer
Produced by Jacqui Hayes
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July 12, 2006 Nuclear Fusion and the movies
Fusion - the other nuclear energy, Diffusion goes to the Movies, and lots and lots of science news. Presented by Jacqui Pfeffer. Fusion by Chris Stewart. Movies by Marc West. News by David Harcourt, Chris, Marc and Jacqui. Produced by Chris Stewart.
28 min

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