The Science Show

By ABC AustraliaScience Natural Sciences

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The Science Show episodes

August 20, 2016 Warning your embryo about weather
Zebra finches program offspring for a hotter world
Preparing PhDs for the future
STEM PhDs have skills for tomorrow’s work place
A replacement for plastic
Large Hadron Collider arrives in Sydney
Tandem solar cells to capture even more light
Pumped hydro for the cloudy windless days, and nights
54 min
August 13, 2016 Women on ice
Women in Antarctica making up for lost time
A letter to students considering a PhD
Response to rapidly changing climate - deflect, distract, deny and delay
Ronald Falk, actor well known in theatre, television, film and heard on The Science Show
Human-bird interaction good for people, but for birds?
Options for tropical fish: adapt, move or die
Brian Cox - be curious and open to change, not proud and dogmatic
How satellites see almost everything
54 min
August 13, 2016 Women on ice
Women in Antarctica making up for lost time
A letter to students considering a PhD
Response to rapidly changing climate - deflect, distract, deny and delay
Ronald Falk, actor well known in theatre, television, film and heard on The Science Show
Human-bird interaction good for people, but for birds?
Options for tropical fish: adapt, move or die
Brian Cox - be curious and open to change, not proud and dogmatic
How satellites see almost everything
54 min
August 06, 2016 Sir David at 90
Can we trust electronic voting?
Overzealous immune response the killer with bird flu
Identify animals in the wild with Wildlife Spotter
Bioscan reveals insects of Los Angeles
Big data and super computers help solve Hawaiian geological enigma
Fluid dynamics - a part of everyday life
David Attenborough reflects after 90 years
55 min
August 06, 2016 Sir David at 90
Can we trust electronic voting?
Overzealous immune response the killer with bird flu
Identify animals in the wild with Wildlife Spotter
Bioscan reveals insects of Los Angeles
Big data and super computers help solve Hawaiian geological enigma
Fluid dynamics - a part of everyday life
David Attenborough reflects after 90 years
55 min
July 30, 2016 Top 5 (actually six) Under 40 take off
Batteries and software energise renewables
The next flu pandemic - not if, but when
How vertebrates first moved from water to land
Genetics behind skeletal disease
Graphene – the wonder material
The simplicity of maths on show at National Science Week
54 min
July 30, 2016 Top 5 (actually six) Under 40 take off
Batteries and software energise renewables
The next flu pandemic - not if, but when
How vertebrates first moved from water to land
Genetics behind skeletal disease
Graphene – the wonder material
The simplicity of maths on show at National Science Week
54 min
July 23, 2016 Beethoven bugs and wind turbines
Ministerial changes following the general election
E-waste a rich resource of rare metals
Expectation influences reporting of adverse health effects from wind farms
Soil microbes burp carbon dioxide after drought-breaking rain
The perilous road for graduating PhDs
Girls inspired to get inventing
Disengaged teenagers hooked on algebra
54 min
July 23, 2016 Beethoven bugs and wind turbines
Ministerial changes following the general election
E-waste a rich resource of rare metals
Expectation influences reporting of adverse health effects from wind farms
Soil microbes burp carbon dioxide after drought-breaking rain
The perilous road for graduating PhDs
Girls inspired to get inventing
Disengaged teenagers hooked on algebra
54 min
July 16, 2016 Joining a seven trillion dollar industry
Photonic chips backbone of the internet, smart phones next
Unravelling the strangeness of gluons
Square Kilometre Array building expertise in Western Australia
44% US bees die in one year
The Man Who Knew Infinity
Crochet use to share the beauty and threats to coral reefs
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.