The Science Show

COVID pandemic an apt time to rewrite the significance of Rosalind FranklinIceberg introduces children to AntarcticaScheme attracts the world’s top researchers to AustraliaChanging language brings pain for someThe Botany of Gin

New approach needed for urban settlements after apocalyptic bushfiresPlans for the Australian Space AgencySharing the overview effectInvestigating the upper limit to the speed of sound

3D printers now producing body partsFish moving polewards so they can breatheWhat led to Greta? Perovskites promise new ways of generating solar powerTen Journeys on a Fragile Planet

Three missions to Mars, phosphine on Venus and water molecules on the Moon. ABC senior science reporter Genelle Weule looks back on the big space news of 2020, with science editor Jonathan Webb.

Serendipity, brilliance and hard work led to the development of penicillin, a drug that has saved billions of lives.

What is QAnon and what’s it doing in Australia? What was behind the spread of misinformation during the Black Summer bushfires? And what went wrong with Australia’s ‘sunscreen’, COVIDSafe? Jonathan Webb speaks with the science unit's tech reporter James Purtill about 2020 in technology news.

EnviroTeens take young readers on fun adventures learning about the environmentA portrait of Sir John Eccles - Australian Nobel Laureate who devoted his life to unravelling the complexities of the human brain