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The Science Show - Separate stories podcast

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

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0:17:14

Opals on Mars?

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2025/02/01

Jonica Newby visits the opal mining town of Lightning Ridge in western NSW and meets a geology professor obsessed with opals from childhood who made it his quest to discover how opals are formed.

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0:13:15

Lab Notes: A debunked vaccine theory rears its ugly...

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2025/01/21

Robert F Kennedy Jr is tipped to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services. Over the years, RFK Jr has repeatedly pushed the claim that childhood vaccines cause autism spectrum disorder — a theory that's been well and truly debunked.So where did this idea come from? What's bowel disease got to do with it? And what might the US expect with an anti-vaxxer at the helm of health and human services?Learn more on Lab Notes, the new show that brings you the science of new

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0:11:14

An example of leadership and fortitude

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2024/12/14

Bianca Nogrady traces the career of Matthew Bailes, 2024 winner of the Prime Minister’s Prize for Science.

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0:06:52

A L’Oreal winner for 2024

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2024/12/14

Emily Roycroft has been recognized for showing how the genomes of endangered populations such as koalas or Tasmanian Devils, can be strengthened by introducing greater biodiversity into a population.

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0:08:46

Weaver birds and cuckoos

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2024/12/14

David Lahti studies how weaver birds resist the efforts of egg mimicking cuckoos.

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0:10:18

Books flicked the love nature switch

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2024/12/14

Hayden Turner discusses Taronga Zoo’s Big Book of Animals and describes some of the zoo’s programs.

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0:02:16

Habituating chimps to the presence of humans

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2024/12/14

In Uganda, chimps are habituated to humans in ecotourism ventures.

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0:10:23

Some walk in the wood!

The Science Show - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/14

Last week on The Science Show we heard about a woman who rose from her bed in what seemed like an ordinary way. Today, all is revealed in a surreal setting that is not ordinary at all…

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0:08:32

A walk in a mysterious place

The Science Show - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/07

An author reads an excerpt from his short fictional piece describing life in a mysterious distant location.

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0:09:15

Join a naturalist in Tasmania’s wilderness

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2024/12/07

Simon Grove writes about his love of Tasmania’s forests, mountains and shores.

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0:18:53

Oxford’s History of Science Museum celebrates 100 years

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2024/12/07

Join Robyn Williams on a tour of exhibits.

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0:08:06

Change in mongoose mating behaviour

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2024/12/07

Mongoose morphology and behaviour changes when their numbers are high.

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0:06:12

What is that strong signal from the north?

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2024/12/07

A mystery baffled seismologists for a year. It has now been solved.

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0:02:06

Reena Du wins 2024 Bragg Student Prize for science...

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2024/12/07

Reena's essay is titled ‘Biodiversity and community: Working together to protect the environment.’

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0:10:19

Breeding wheat to resist the heat

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2024/11/30

As temperatures rise new wheat strains are needed which are resistant to heat.

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0:06:16

Prime Minister’s Science Prize for Innovation 2024

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2024/11/30

Cytopia’s Professor Andrew F Wilks and Dr Chris Burns have been awarded the 2024 Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation.

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0:19:44

2024 Bragg Prizes

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2024/11/30

Bragg Prize winners describe their science writing on ancient cave art, to loving dogs.

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0:16:43

Opals on Mars?

The Science Show - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/30

Jonica Newby visits the opal mining town of Lightning Ridge in western NSW and meets the geology professor obsessed about opals from childhood who made it his quest to discover how opals are formed.

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0:04:06

Conservation research brings positive outcomes

The Science Show - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/16

Conservation research not only describes the pressure on native fauna and flora, but also leads to positive outcomes with effective wildlife management.

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0:04:36

Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science...

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2024/11/16

Winner of the 2024 Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools is Daniel Edwards from Montello Primary School in Burnie Tasmania.

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