The Science Show

By ABC AustraliaScience Natural Sciences

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The Science Show episodes

December 01, 2018 How to grow a new leg
Bill Shorten promises funding boost for science
UN Climate Report warns current emissions reduction won’t keep warming under 2 degrees
New frog’s leg encouraging step towards human regenerative success
Animal poaching for traditional Chinese medicine threatens key species
Tim Flannery traces the natural history of Europe from the time of the dinosaurs
55 min
December 01, 2018 How to grow a new leg
Bill Shorten promises funding boost for science
UN Climate Report warns current emissions reduction won’t keep warming under 2 degrees
New frog’s leg encouraging step towards human regenerative success
Animal poaching for traditional Chinese medicine threatens key species
Tim Flannery traces the natural history of Europe from the time of the dinosaurs
55 min
November 24, 2018 Screens spoiling brains?
Communications skills diminished by excessive screen time
Mars InSight lander to monitor Mars interior
Is the system stacked against women in science?
Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing winner Preethika Mathan
Victoria Fellowship to help develop new treatments for shigella
QUT STEM Camp introduces school students to real-world STEM scenarios
55 min
November 24, 2018 Screens spoiling brains?
Communications skills diminished by excessive screen time
Mars InSight lander to monitor Mars interior
Is the system stacked against women in science?
Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing winner Preethika Mathan
Victoria Fellowship to help develop new treatments for shigella
QUT STEM Camp introduces school students to real-world STEM scenarios
55 min
November 17, 2018 Here comes the Sun
University of Sydney opens new mathematics research institute
Science Museum shines light on the Sun
Bats - just squeaks or language?
Help for gliders crossing busy roadways
Behind the scenes of award-winning science journalism
54 min
November 17, 2018 Here comes the Sun
University of Sydney opens new mathematics research institute
Science Museum shines light on the Sun
Bats - just squeaks or language?
Help for gliders crossing busy roadways
Behind the scenes of award-winning science journalism
54 min
November 10, 2018 Top women on the good news
Andrew Olle remembered at fund raising dinner
Minister blocks bird song research
Best Australian Science Writing 2018
Enova puts power into the hands of the community
Balliol welcomes its first female master in 755 years
Explaining risk
New techniques help genetically controlled eye conditions
55 min
November 10, 2018 Top women on the good news
Andrew Olle remembered at fund raising dinner
Minister blocks bird song research
Best Australian Science Writing 2018
Enova puts power into the hands of the community
Balliol welcomes its first female master in 755 years
Explaining risk
New techniques help genetically controlled eye conditions
55 min
November 03, 2018 Innovation for energy, fertilisers, roads and crops
Finisar team wins Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation for internet switches
Soft plastic used in new road surface
Call for non-medical research future fund
Ammonia’s big future in fuels and fertiliser
Angel Investment Network links scientific start-ups with investors
Supercharging crop growth and yield
Hope that non-lethal, infertile cane toads could save Australian wildlife
55 min
November 03, 2018 Innovation for energy, fertilisers, roads and crops
Finisar team wins Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation for internet switches
Soft plastic used in new road surface
Call for non-medical research future fund
Ammonia’s big future in fuels and fertiliser
Angel Investment Network links scientific start-ups with investors
Supercharging crop growth and yield
Hope that non-lethal, infertile cane toads could save Australian wildlife
55 min

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The Science Show gives Australians unique insights into the latest scientific research and debate, from the physics of cricket to prime ministerial biorhythms.