STEMology

In today’s episode of STEMology, David & Sophie are going to talk about ...

 A lot is currently happening on Mars at the moment... and NASA have just extracted oxygen which is exciting.  A study has shown that dolphins communication is more complex than we had originally thought, they even have names for each other.  A robot has been created which can share its inner monologue to help humans understand their logic. A team have performed x-rays to more fully understand the brazil nut effect.

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 ... the ultimate remote-controlled helicopter flight, ants that can change their biological makeup, bat poo that can be used to tell the climate change story and Joyful screams perceived more strongly than screams of fear or anger 

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 …

A new way to herd sheep that is not as stressful on the sheep, the physics community are keeping a careful watch on some results which are coming out showing a foundational model is broken, yawning means more to lions than humans, we take a step closer to fusion technology and the discovery of a natural blue dye

Correction, with thanks from Mark in New Zealand.  Episode 3, the cow fart story.. Apparently the fact correction is that cow burps are actually more of an issue, than cow farts.

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 …we can now make artificial mucus, scientists have discovered how nature makes pointy things, we may now understand why there are so many pretty flamboyant fairy wrasse fish, People who can’t create mental images don’t find scary stories scary and an attempt to assess the efficacy of personal electronic shark deterrents with statistics

 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 about the need to be human to get a patent, rabbits walking on their hands, how bushfires impact on wine, AI taking over the lab and cold sensors in your teeth.

 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 the work being done to bring an end to farting cows, how bird’s ability to perform circular breathing could be the reason why they can fly, bio-ink is making incredible advancements in printing replacement parts, how one man’s love of hummingbirds is revolutionising the sounds in our society and a DIY desalination plant that could mean the end of water stress globally and rival solar panels for space on our rooftops.

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.

A production from Ramaley Media

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about Sophie’s next Disco Jacket, the plight of bats, a possible cure for Dave’s hayfever that almost killed him, a great innovation for epilepsy sufferers and a $20 poo torpedo.

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

If you have any STEM-related news you would like us to share, reach out to Sophie or David at [email protected]

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In today’s episode of STEMology, we’re going to talk to you about slugs that can regenerate their entire body, why you should start rubbing catnip on yourself, how our position in the Milky Way means we are doomed, jumbo jets can now enter the circular economy thanks to a newly created recycling method and how our cookies are being de-baked

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.

If you have an interesting and news-worthy story you'd like to share, drop us an email at [email protected]

This is a production from Ramaley Media

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