Fuzzy Logic Science Show

This week on Fuzzy, it's 3D printing, but not as you know it! Eleanor is joined in the studio by resident dino-expert Mitchell, and by Ben, a biochemistry research scientist all the way from the University of Bristol, to discuss some new applications of 3D printing technology. Ben explains how they adapted a commercial 3D printer to print with stem cell "ink", and Mitchell tells us about how hidden fossils can be uncovered using the power of X-rays and 3D printing.As usual, we also discuss geese.

This week on Fuzzy Logic, Phoebe and Broderick talk about sleep!  Don't hit the snooze button, listen in as they discuss how much sleep we really need and what happens to your sleep when you live in a cave.  Open your eyes wide and listen in- no yawning!

This week on Fuzzy Logic, Phoebe and Broderick talk about sleep!  Don't hit the snooze button, listen in as they discuss how much sleep we really need and what happens to your sleep when you live in a cave.  Open your eyes wide and listen in- no yawning!

Today we have a bit of history, a bit of salt. Where did that Ah Harrrrr pirate voice come from?

Going to sea on a long voyage is a serious undertaking. How did they do it? Lots of things have to go well if you don't want a journey to the bottom, or be stranded on a hostile shore.

Then we have a look at problems faced by our poor beloved wombats. We'll bring you more in a future Fuzzy, but meanwhile, visit http://www.sleepyburrows.com.au/ Our whiskery nosed friends need help.

Brought to you by Phil and Rod.

Today we have a bit of history, a bit of salt. Where did that Ah Harrrrr pirate voice come from? Going to sea on a long voyage is a serious undertaking. How did they do it? Lots of things have to go well if you don't want a journey to the bottom, or be stranded on a hostile shore. Then we have a look at problems faced by our poor beloved wombats. We'll bring you more in a future Fuzzy, but meanwhile, visit http://www.sleepyburrows.com.au/ Our whiskery nosed friends need help.Brought to you by Phil and Rod.

Today on Fuzzy Logic, Phoebe and Broderick talk the nasal outbursts commonly known as sneezes.

Why do we sneeze? Broderick discusses why hay fever makes him sneeze, while Phoebe discovers why bright lights make her sneeze. Tune in and bring a tissue or two!

Bless you!

Today on Fuzzy Logic, Phoebe and Broderick talk the nasal outbursts commonly known as sneezes.Why do we sneeze? Broderick discusses why hay fever makes him sneeze, while Phoebe discovers why bright lights make her sneeze. Tune in and bring a tissue or two!Bless you!

With population growth, global warming, and resource depletion, humanity faces a perilous situation. Our question today, is - can science save us?

During National Science Week, Rod Taylor hosted a panel of prominent Australians, who spoke passionately about what we can do.

Join Professor Will Steffan, Professor Hillary Bambrick, fomer Govenor General Michael Jeffery, Dr Stephen Bygrave, and Professor Clive Hamilton for this thought provoking conversation.

Recorded at the Australian Academy of Science, 23 August.

Fuzzy Logic is grateful for the support of National Science Week for this event.

Read our companion article in the SMH.

With population growth, global warming, and resource depletion, humanity faces a perilous situation. Our question today, is - can science save us?During National Science Week, Rod Taylor hosted a panel of prominent Australians, who spoke passionately about what we can do. Join Professor Will Steffan, Professor Hillary Bambrick, fomer Govenor General Michael Jeffery, Dr Stephen Bygrave, and Professor Clive Hamilton for this thought provoking conversation.Recorded at the Australian Academy of Science, 23 August.Fuzzy Logic is grateful for the support of National Science Week for this event.Read our companion article in the SMH.

On this week's episode, Kate and Broderick discuss the winners of this years Nobel prizes and the Ig-Nobel prizes.  It's a mix of science that's world class, science that makes you laugh and science that makes you think.