STEMology

In today’s episode of STEMology...

Cutting out the middle cow and turning grass directly into meat, a study that discovered that your ability to smell decreases as you get older, specific brain circuits have been connected to your level of spirituality and Kids are awesome at learning language because parents are awesome at teaching it.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto. Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today's episode, David and Sophie will discuss about....

How a migratory bird find its way, cloning bees take over of another bees' hives, stress-led grey hair and the difference an audience can make in athletes' performance.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology...

We've finally discovered how sharks sleep, researchers have translated brain activity into artificial bird song, FISST has been invented to cure hiccups and the food lab rats are being fed could be disrupting our scientific discoveries

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto. Produced by Ramaley Media

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology...

How Citizen Juries are being formed to help make the big decisions, a study that discovered that maths is key to brain plasticity, using kirigami – a form of origami – to deliver drugs in the body, and how all blue-eyed people can be traced back to a single ancestor.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, David and Sophie will discuss...

the lengths scientists have gone to understand the ancient wearing of amulets, how the almost extinct pygmy blue whale has been rediscovered in the middle of the ocean, how an infected ant can lead a longer life and a new theory on dreams helps use to understand why dreams are so weird.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

Support the Network: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/ML7V69RA941QT/checkout/YKQGOAQGDMBGO3BEJPYHH3GC

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about …

saving baby wallabies in enclosure, an experimental gene therapy to restore a blind man's eyesight, meatloaves' rock teeth, and gray wolves' assistance in saving the deer from vehicle collision.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about …

Morpheus – a processor that can halting hackers, how attaching a 3rd thumb has lead scientists to understanding more in the human brain, tardigrades can survive a lot of things, but not crashing into a planet, and while going to Mars is pretty cool and exciting, successfully travelling to the deepest part of Earth’s ocean has just been completed by an Aussie & a Kiwi.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about …

There has been the discovery that sperm has more to play in the creation of a baby, fancy flat pasta which means we can use less plastic wrapping, brain implants can turn imagined hand-writing into text on a screen, and a discovery that rodents and pigs can breathe through their intestines

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths. Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto. Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, David & Sophie will chat about …

Baby’s first poo gives an indication of potential allergies, genetically modified mozzies have been released to help limit the spread of deadly diseases, converting plants into much needed electronics which removes carbon from the atmosphere, we get a clearer idea of the inside of Saturn and we welcome the opening of the Australian Space Discovery Centre in South Australia

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about …

Australia takes they battle against Facebook up a notch by actually coming up with a viable alternative, Multi-bottom-worms are just really, really weird, redhead’s have a super power – they have a higher threshold to pain and should be revered (STEMology’s producer is a redhead and she’s making me write this), and wasps have gotten a bad-wrap and shouldn’t be as vilified.

STEMology is your one stop podcast shop for the interesting, fun and sometimes just patently bizarre news in science, technology, engineering or maths.

Your hosts are Dr David Farmer and Dr Sophie Calabretto.

Produced by Ramaley Media

Support the Network: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/ML7V69RA941QT/checkout/YKQGOAQGDMBGO3BEJPYHH3GC

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