The Science Show

By ABC AustraliaScience Natural Sciences

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The Science Show episodes

November 05, 2016 Cooling the Earth - and a hungry yellow robot
New weapon for war on crown-of-thorns starfish
2016 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Excellence in Science Teaching
Geoengineering – best used early and sparingly, not in response to a crisis
The physics in our everyday world
New approach to provide clean water for poor communities
Hurdle for piglets when moving from mother’s milk to solid food
55 min
October 29, 2016 Tracking animals like never before and building telescopes from space dust
Ear prosthetic project relies on crowdfunding
Powerful imagery to aid development of new drugs
The 2016 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Physical and Life Sciences
Securing the future of the Wollemi Pine
New tag monitors animals’ every move
Geoengineering becoming more necessary as emissions increase and temperatures continue to rise
Imagining space exploration in future decades
54 min
October 22, 2016 The PM’s Science Prize and the extent of aboriginal astronomy
The 2016 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science and Innovation
The excitement and promise of engineering
The origins of DNA fingerprinting
Aboriginal stories and songs reveal scientific understanding
Aboriginal culture on full display at Uluru astronomy weekend
Roger Penrose’s cycle of universes
54 min
October 15, 2016 Another universe and another energy source
Geothermal promising for Latrobe Valley
Floor plans for visually impaired
Making up for inadequacy of dermatology teaching in Australia
Hawaiian crow observed using tools to forage for food
Pluto - the images keep coming
Proxima Centauri b – a nearby planet in the Goldilocks Zone
54 min
October 15, 2016 Another universe and another energy source
Geothermal promising for Latrobe Valley
Floor plans for visually impaired
Making up for inadequacy of dermatology teaching in Australia
Hawaiian crow observed using tools to forage for food
Pluto - the images keep coming
Proxima Centauri b – a nearby planet in the Goldilocks Zone
54 min
October 08, 2016 Mermaid in Melbourne playing the flute
Nobel Prizes 2016
Beating congestion in the skies for super frequent flyers
Misconceptions around childbirth
UK: lowest rate of breast feeding in the world
Opening up museum collections
Russian science hamstrung by crackdown on collaboration
54 min
October 08, 2016 Mermaid in Melbourne playing the flute
Nobel Prizes 2016
Beating congestion in the skies for super frequent flyers
Misconceptions around childbirth
UK: lowest rate of breast feeding in the world
Opening up museum collections
Russian science hamstrung by crackdown on collaboration
54 min
October 01, 2016 Can anything be achieved in politics?
Predicting earthquakes
How to get results in politics
Reducing infection in prosthetic joints with new film coatings
App with strategies for anxiety and depression
Science, engineering and business combine at new Swansea campus
Gearing up for the hydrogen economy
Politics holding back Russian science
54 min
October 01, 2016 Can anything be achieved in politics?
Predicting earthquakes
How to get results in politics
Reducing infection in prosthetic joints with new film coatings
App with strategies for anxiety and depression
Science, engineering and business combine at new Swansea campus
Gearing up for the hydrogen economy
Politics holding back Russian science
54 min
September 24, 2016 The sunfish and the hackers’ space
Enormous Aussie fish preserved in London museum
Mercury pollution captured with new materials
Combating the tragedy of teen road deaths
Are older drivers more dangerous?
Probing the ethics of artificial intelligence
Capturing video of big biomolecules in action
Launceston museum attracts young people with hands-on tech activities
54 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.