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  1. Social Media Ban - part 22024/11/25

    Listen to Dr Alexia Maddox talk about the planned ban on Australians under 16 using social media - part 2

    News of childrens human rights being violated by a social media ban

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  2. Social Media Ban - part 12024/11/18
    Listen to Dr Alexia Maddox talk about the planned ban on Australians under 16 using social media - part 1

    Stewart Baker, former General Counsel of the NSA talking about the Cycle of Moral Panics.

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  3. Engineering Cat-girls2024/11/11
    From 2018:

    CRISPR babies update by Ian Woolf,

    Transhumanism and emerging technologies by Peter Xing,

    Engineering Cat-girls by Meow Ludo Meow Meow.

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  4. Why You're (still) Not Dead Yet2024/11/04
    From 2018:
    Powerless cameras by Ian Woolf,
    Dr David Farmer and comedian Jackson Vaarhoor explain Why You're Not Dead Yet,

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  5. Stem Cells and the Organoids2024/10/28
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  6. Healing corneas and making robots2024/10/21
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  7. 2024 Nobel Prizes 2024/10/14
    Listen to The Physiology or Medicine prize for micro-RNA , the Physics Prize for machine learning software, the Chemistry Prize for the use of machine learning to identify the shape of proteins, and the use of machine learning to create new proteins.

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  8. Obsolete Cyborgs 2024/10/07
    Listen to NotebookLM AI voices discover they are an artificial intelligence, and news of obsolete cyborgs.

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  9. World Sepsis Day 2024/09/30
    Listen to Professor Simon Finfer talk about how to identify and treat the deadly condition sepsis, and the importance of teaching doctors and the general public to check for the symptoms, on World Sepsis Day.

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  10. Health in Space - part 4 2024/09/23
    Listen to Dr Gabrielle Caswell talk about the way forward for Australia's place in space. And a brief blast from the past interview with students working on space health from 2017. News of untrustworthy AI podcasters and mouldy space stations.

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  11. Health in Space - part 3 2024/09/16
    Listen to Dr Gabrielle Caswell talk about the Global Spaceport alliance, International space programs and how microgravity affects the structure of the proteins in our bodies, and in the microbes that live inside us, with news of an approaching mini-moon.

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  12. Health in Space - part 2 2024/09/09
    Listen to Dr Gabrielle Caswell in the second part of this series on Space Health! In this episode, we talk about space medicine, space colonies and space education.

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  13. Health in Space - part 1 2024/09/02
    Listen to part 1 of a special series of Dr Gabrielle Caswell talking about human health in space, the stranded astronauts, and what happens when ordinary people go into space.

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  14. Reframing Obesity 2024/08/26
    Listen to Dr Kathryn Williams explain why we need to reframe obesity as a chronic disease, and subsidise its treatment.

    How I used AI to create a song about obesity using my own voice.

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  15. Space up, CSIRO down 2024/08/19
    Listen to news of Billionaires in Space,
    Australian mini-satellites launch,
    and CSIRO loses over 600 jobs, more to go.

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  16. Repair is Important - part 2 2024/08/12
    Listen to the final part of Karen Ellis talking about Mend It Australia and why repair matters. News of Flu Flies Blow.

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  17. Repair is Important - part 1 2024/08/05
    Listen to Karen Ellis from Mend It Australia, talk about the importance of repair and re-use. Part 1

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  18. Robots of the 12th Century 2024/07/29
    Listen to al-Jazari's Ingenious Devices and Medieval robots.

    News of probiotics supplements improving thinking.

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  19. Teleportation, codes and primes 2024/07/22
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  20. Artificial Intelligence for Kids 2024/07/15
    Listen to Amber Ivey talk about AI for Kids!

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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    Amber Ivey

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  21. RSV, vaccines and clinical trials 2024/07/08
    Listen to Dr Munro Neville from Momentum Clinical Research talk about researching RSV, developing vaccines, and clinical trials.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  22. Genes, Jokes, and Conservation - part 2 2024/07/01
    Listen to Diana Rubledo Ruiz talk about applying comedy to conservation and genetics - part 2.

    News of EEG earbuds.

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  23. Genes, Jokes, and Conservation - part 1 2024/06/24
    Listen to Diana Rubledo Ruiz talk about applying genetics to conservation and comedy - part 1.

    News of new Clinical Guidelines for ME/CFS.

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  24. Citizen Science Biohackers 2024/06/17
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  25. Atmospheric Rivers - part 2 2024/06/10
    Listen to Dr Kim Reid talk about climate and comedy - part 2.

    Hear Kim's Comedy! News of artificially intelligent weather forecasts.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  26. Atmospheric Rivers - part 1 2024/06/03
    Listen to Dr Kim Reid talk about atmospheric rivers - part 1.

    News of brain organoids used in artificial intelligence.

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  27. Games for computing - part 2 2024/05/27
    Listen to Associate Professor Richard Garner talk about how Category theory helps secure your phone and laptop - part 2. News of Inharmonic music, and brain implants slip out.

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  28. Games for computing - part 1 2024/05/20
    Listen to Associate Professor Richard Garner talk about how Category theory helps solve real world problems - part 1.

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  29. Supramolecular! 2024/05/13
    Listen to Professor Kate JolLiffe talk about using Supramolecular chemistry to make new sensors, medications and new materials.

    News of ME/CFS research funded at La Trobe University

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  30. Grapes, yeast and a pinch of comedy 2024/05/06
    Listen to Natalia Caliani talk about selecting yeast to make tastier wine, comedy school, and hear her stand-up comedy performance!

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  31. Marta's Micro-Market Mirth - part 2 2024/04/29
    Listen to Marta Khomyn talk about the lemons problem in financial markets, Exchange Traded Funds, and hear her stand-up comedy performance!

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  32. Marta's Micro-Market Mirth - part 1 2024/04/22
    Listen to Marta Khomyn talk about financial markets, data science and comedy school, with news of optic nerve restoration.

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  33. Sleep Learning and Smell-O-Vision - part 3 2024/04/15
    From 2020: Synthetic smells and Sleep smelling memories by Ian Woolf
    James Hayes talks about the science of odour, part 3,

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  34. Pheromones and Industrial noses - part 2 2024/04/08
    From 2020: James Hayes talks about the science of odour,pheromones and industrial noses part 2

    Easter chocolate news,

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  35. How do we smell again? - part 1 2024/04/01
    From 2020: James Hayes talks about the science of odour, part 1

    Easter chocolate news, present and past

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  36. Apps for Brain-Computer-Interfaces - part 2 2024/03/23
    Listen to part 2 of Sam Hosovsky, CEO of uCat, talking about the implications of brain-computer-interfaces.

    News of ear based brain-computer-interfaces

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  37. Apps for Brain-Computer-Interfaces - part 1 2024/03/18
    Listen to Sam Hosovsky explain to Ian Woolf how uCat is building apps to help paralysed people with Brain-Computer-Interfaces learn to speak using virtual reality and artificial intelligence - part 1

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  38. Comedy in his DNA 2024/03/11
    Sam Dyer talks about doing science stand-up comedy about DNA sequencing at the Adelaide Fringe Festival

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  39. Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Again 2024/03/04
    From 2022: Are Small Modular Nuclear Reactors the answer? The Liberal-National Party want you to think so. News of a vaccine for hair loss, and a reminder from the original Moon landing.

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  40. Brain spindle dating tips 2024/02/26
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  41. Lord Morton's Mare and robotic guitars 2024/02/19
    Dr Angela Crean explains environmental effects on fathers, and non-genetic inheritance in Lord Morton's mare and the quagga.

    Luke Coffey builds a robotic guitar.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  42. The Big Misunderstanding 2024/02/12
    Listen to Professor John Mattick explain why Junk DNA is the big misunderstanding of molecular biology.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  43. Nanoparticle breath on analogue Mars 2024/02/05
    Listen to Dr Renee Goreham talk about her research into applying nanoparticle detection to health, and news of missions to analogue Mars in Armenia.

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  44. Chocolate fuel, steroids and roomba sumo 2024/01/29
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  45. Choice Blindness 2024/01/22
    Listen how choice blindness can lead to people defending the opposite to their original opinion, whether it be in a taste test, a survey, or in a eyewitness suspect line up, and how to be less likely to be deceived.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  46. Comedy, housework and sex 2024/01/15
    From 2010: Listen to Marc West explain the correlation between sex and housework. Victoria Bond walks into a bar with science comedian Brian Malow. Aaron Cooke reports on starquakes, stroking rats, mosquito attraction, and how green tea fights cancer

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  47. Music for moral equations... 2024/01/08
    Love songs aren't universally recognised,

    Music helps students learn maths,

    Music preferences predict moral values and vice versa

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  48. 2023 Ig Nobel Prizes - part 2 2023/12/29
    Listen to Part 2 of the Prizes for science that first makes you laugh, then makes you think, followed by the 24/7 lectures. Hosted by Marc Abrahams from the Annals of Improbable Research.

    Produced by Ian Woolf

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  49. 2023 Ig Nobel Prizes - part 1 2023/12/25
    The Prizes for science that first makes you laugh, then makes you think! Hosted by Marc Abrahams from the Annals of Improbable Research. Part 2 next week

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  50. AI has a human alignment problem 2023/12/18
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  51. After AI takes our jobs 2023/12/11
    Listen to part 2 of Ian Woolf's chat with Transhumanist Brendan Clarke on how AI gets smarter, and how to change society to help people who lose their jobs as a result.

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  52. AI needs nurturing 2023/12/04
    Listen to Brendan Clarke and Ian Woolf chat about what's happened with artificial intelligence over the last year, and what may happen, and why good parenting is a factor.

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  53. Humans almost extinct and Rat Matrix 2023/11/27
    Listen to the tale of how humans almost became extinct several times in history.

    News of rats using their imaginations to move objects and themselves through virtual reality.

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  54. Face transplant and spice for life 2023/11/20
    Successful face transplant including whole eyeball,
    News of Cinnamon for longer life and better memory by Ian Woolf,
    Face recognition by Gina Sartore

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  55. Are earthquakes affected by climate change? 2023/11/13
    Australian SpIRIT nano-satellite to be launched,

    How climate change may cause more volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, and make them more severe.

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  56. Brain Writing 2023/11/06
    Brain writing with bidirectional Brain-Computer-Interfaces,

    with news of spots before your eyes mapped at Monash, and stimulated in Toronto

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  57. Red Cross Blood Bank 2023/10/30
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  58. Woomera blasts off 2023/10/23
    From 2015: Asteroid moons Earth,

    Invisible planets sought by Ian Woolf

    Kerrie Dougherty describes the beginnings of the Woomera Rocket Range.

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  59. Aussie Space Mail 2023/10/16
    From 2014: Worms uploaded to Lego by Ian Woolf,

    Kerrie Dougherty tells tales of Rockets delivering mail in Australia before Woomera.

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  60. Levitating worms and 2023 Nobel Prizes 2023/10/09
    2023 Nobel Prizes for attosecond lasers, quantum dots and mRNA vaccines. News of Worms leaping with electric fields.

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  61. Don't ignore your symptoms 2023/10/02
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  62. X marks the Auto-immune disease 2023/09/25
    Listen to Lachan Gray talk about how auto-immune diseases affect many more females than males, and his research into how the extra X chromosome may be the cause.

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  63. Neurofeedback virtual learning 2023/09/18
    Listen to Luke Turner talk about his project to use Neurofeedback and virtual reality to help people learn more things, more easily.

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  64. Non-coding RNA Puppets 2023/09/11
    From 2014:

    Turn another human into your hand puppet by Ian Woolf,

    Leonard Lipovich explains non-coding RNA, ENCODE and CHARGE,

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  65. Graphene power 2023/09/04
    Graphene antenna for more efficient solar power,

    Flanders and Swan, First and Second Law

    Controversial graphene circuit claims to extracts energy from random heat fluctuations.

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  66. Brain Fog Therapy 2023/08/28
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  67. Nuclear Australia - pros and cons 2023/08/21
    From the 2013 Nuclear Energy For Australia? conference:

    Uranium miner Dr Erica Smyth argues for nuclear power for Australia,

    Conservationist Professor Ian Lowe argues against nuclear power for Australia

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  68. Assange, music and the Law 2023/08/15
    A plea-deal for Julian Assange? Artists given a second chance to sue AI. Not A Crime, Music and Book industries try to shut down the Internet Archive.

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  69. WorldCoin and Dilution rejuvenation 2023/08/08
    Scan your eyeball for free money?

    Rejuvenation by diluting your blood!

    Hosted and Produced by Ian Woolf

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  70. Edward Teller, Isaac Newton and military Robots 2023/07/31
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  71. Multi-agent AI TV shows 2023/07/24
    Walking around a multi-agent simulation to tell the non-player characters that they are in the Matrix,

    A Multi-agent simulator using ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion to generate complete South Park episodes on demand.

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  72. Cute Beard Slime 2023/07/18
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  73. Gravity Maverick - part 2 2023/07/10
    Listen to Dr Viv Robinson boldly explain why the Universe isn't expanding and the Big bang never happened. News of new kind of renewable energy, and preventing long COVID.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  74. Gravity Maverick - part 1 2023/07/03
    Listen to Dr Viv Robinson boldly explain why most physicists have misunderstood Einstein's gravity, and what it means for what the Universe is made of. News of impossibly massive galaxies.

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  75. Augment your memory 2023/06/26
    How can we improve our memory? Ian Woolf takes a deep
    dive into the ancient art of memory systems.

    News of artificial intelligence finding new drugs

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  76. Douglas Engelbart - Inventing the 21st Century 2023/06/19
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  77. Killer AI and 2010 Ignobles 2023/06/12
    Hugo DeGaris concludes his warning from 2010 that AI could threaten human existence, with discussion from Marc West. Highlights of the 2010 IgNobel Prizes.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  78. Robot guide dogs and Killer AI 2023/06/05
    Hugo DeGaris warned us in 2010 that AI could threaten human existence, and news of brainfog and robot guide dogs.

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  79. Unsimulated mint longevity 2023/05/15
    Listen to the quantum experiment that proves we're not in a computer simulation,

    news of Mint for Minds,

    and Slowing the ageing clocks, with Ian Woolf

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  80. Public Trust in Science part 2 2023/05/08
    Listen to the second part of Professor Nick Dirks talking about Science, policy and trust with Ian Woolf,

    with news of AI clone wars.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  81. Public Trust in Science part 1 2023/05/01
    Listen to the first part of Professor Nick Dirks talk about Science, policy and trust with Ian Woolf,

    with news of AI helping people speak their mind.

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  82. The Long-Term Threat 2023/04/24
    The Long-Term Threat - the open letter to pause AI research, and who wrote it,

    News of plagiarising anti-plagiarism anti-Ai AI by Ian Woolf

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  83. Waluigi Alignment 2023/04/23
    The Waluigi Effect and The Alignment Problem,

    News of AI Copyright Shenanigans by Ian Woolf

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  84. 2023 Frontiers of Science part 2 2023/04/10
    Listen to part 2 of the audience question and answer session of the Frontiers of Science Forum. Professor Robert Booy, Dr Anna Romanov, Associate Professor Susanna Guatelli and Dr David Bishop.

    News of prebunking propaganda

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  85. 2023 Frontiers of Science part 1 2023/04/03
    Listen to part 1 of the audience question and answer session of the Frontiers of Science Forum. Professor Robert Booy, Dr Anna Romanov, Associate Professor Susanna Guatelli and Dr David Bishop.

    News of energy from thin air

    Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

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  86. Parasites, penicillin and protein 2023/03/27
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  87. Categorification, Not A Crime 2023/03/20
    Anna Romanov talks about what equals means - when is a knot not a knot? Pure maths in the everyday world.

    Dave The Happy Singer sings Not A Crime, (lyrics by Ian Woolf, music by Dave The Happy Singer)

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  88. Robert Booy - Infectious Diseases 2023/03/13
    Professor Robert Booy talks about infectious diseases, vaccines, epidemics and pandemics.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  89. Analysing chemicals and Synthesizing text 2023/03/06
    David Bishop explains how labs identify poisons diseases and minerals with mass spectrometers.
    Ian Woolf explains how ChatGPT works, and how to put it to work.

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  90. Modelling to Mars! 2023/02/27
    Susanna Guatelli uses models to shield astronauts from radiation on their way to Mars, and during their stay on the Moon.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  91. Stable Diffusion Litigation 2023/02/20
    AI Art controversy and lawsuits. Can you sue for what someone might be able to do in the future? Can images be compressed to half a byte and reproduced at will?

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  92. Stable Diffusion? 2023/02/13
    How does AI art software work? Ian Woolf attempts a clear explanation in plain English. News of AI software showing what your brain saw.

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  93. Australian Computer Museum Society - part 2 2023/02/06
    Listen to Adrian Frenulovich talk about the joys and challengers of curating ancient computers, and their importance to our history. News of the energy breakthrough that wasn't.

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  94. Australian Computer Museum Society - part 1 2023/01/31
    Listen to Adrian Franulovich talk about the history of Australian computing and the 40th anniversary of the Apple Lisa computer, at the Australian Computer Museum Society. News of good vibrations reversing aging.
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  95. Fly Singularity 2023/01/26
    From 2010, Ian Woolf explains how Gregory Benford uses flies and artificial intelligence to slow ageing. News of Gummi hacking, chatbots argue on Twitter and weeds evolve.
    Presented by Marc West, Discussion from Charles Willock, Hosted by Marc West

    Produced by Ian Woolf

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  96. SETI reset 2023/01/18
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  97. 2022 Ig Nobel Prizes 2023/01/11
    Prizes for science that first makes you laugh, and then makes you think, from the Annals of Improbable Research. Hosted by Marc Abrahams, edited by Ian Woolf

    Produced by Ian Woolf

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  98. Zapping mosquitoes and phishing tales 2023/01/10
    Listen to tales of online scams, zapping mosquito bites, and sperm that can smell, in this episode from the 2014 archives.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  99. Red dust, smart dogs and twitter 2023/01/08
    From 2009, the red dust storm hit Sydney, rats on twitter, and how smart are dogs? Fun science with Marc West and Ian Woolf.

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  100. Sydney Space suits part 2 2022/12/19

    Join founder Kiriti Rambhalta on a tour of the Metakosmos Space suit facility in Sydney with host Ian Woolf.

    Listen to an in-person follow-up to last week's Zoom interview

    Produced by Ian Woolf

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  101. Sydney Space suits part 1 2022/12/12

    Meet Kiriti Rambhatla, CEO of Sydney startup Metakosmos, making space-suits and related technologies. Part 1.,

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  102. Dark Matter Astronaut Training 2022/12/05

    From 2007: Professor Joe Silk explains what Dark Matter is, and why it matters,

    From 2008: Dr Pascal Lee talks about NASA's long-term mission to send people to Mars,

    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf

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  103. Dishbrain puppeting drones in VR 2022/11/28
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  104. Tardigrades to the Moon! 2022/11/21
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  105. Dementia and artificial intelligence 2022/11/14
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  106. The Talking Dead 2022/11/07

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  107. Spinal Fusion 2022/10/31

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  111. Functional Super Food 2022/10/03
  112. Zwicky Dating Deja Vu 2022/09/26
  113. GFC what did we learn? 2022/09/19
  114. Women in Science and Gender-bending 2022/09/12
  115. SETI and Alien archaeology 2022/09/06
  116. Small Modular Reactors 2022/09/03
  117. Expressly Human - part 2 2022/08/22
  118. Expressly Human - part 1 2022/08/15
  119. Robot birthdays and dentists 2022/08/08
  120. How safe is your seafood from Ciguatera? 2022/08/01
  121. Superworm and fake cannibalism 2022/07/25
  122. Balancing Medical Censorship 2022/07/18
  123. Autonomous algorithms 2022/07/11
  124. Dorkbot, Putin, Sneezing and Sunlight 2022/07/04
  125. Plants to eat, and plants that eat 2022/06/27
  126. Vision Revolutions 2022/06/20
  127. Core asthma steam spies 2022/06/13
  128. Summon Pompeo - banish EBV 2022/06/06
  129. Nikola Tesla and Doc Oc 2022/05/30
  130. Trustworthy fakes and edited hamsters 2022/05/23
  131. Emerge Australia 2022/05/16
  132. Myalgic encephalomyelitis what's changed? 2022/05/09
  133. Goats, studs and smart beds 2022/05/02
  134. What Science Policy? 2022/04/25
  135. The Public Goods Game 2022/04/18
  136. Questioning Science Frontiers - part 2 2022/04/11
  137. Questioning Science Frontiers - part 1 2022/04/04
  138. Biology Evolves - Part 2 2022/03/28
  139. Biology Evolves - Part 1 2022/03/21
  140. Creating the future 2022/03/14
  141. Plato's compass 2022/03/07
  142. Tiny Targeted Plastic 2022/02/28
  143. Printed livers and woven TVs 2022/02/21
  144. When viruses collude 2022/02/14
  145. Desiderosmia 2022/02/07
  146. Nuclear waste: Safe for 240 000 years? 2022/01/31
  147. Nuclear windmill synaesthesia - in memory of Charles Willock 2022/01/24
  148. Physics of the Internet 2022/01/17
  149. New Year New Behaviour 2022/01/10
  150. Plagued - part 2 revisited 2022/01/03
  151. Plagued - part 1 revisited 2021/12/27
  152. IgNobel Prizes 2021 2021/12/20
  153. Precognition Revolution 2021/12/13
  154. Sarcastic Multi-dimensional Octopus 2021/12/06
  155. 2021 Trivia Special 2021/11/29
  156. Gut bugs! 2021/11/22
  157. Transhuman and Transhumanitarian 2021/11/15
  158. Vaccination explanation 2021/11/08
  159. Guitar engineering 2021/11/01
  160. Hydrogen greenwash 2021/10/25
  161. Talking ducks and extra limbs 2021/10/18
  162. The Five Forces That Change Everything - part 3 2021/10/11
  163. The Five Forces That Change Everything - part 2 2021/10/04
  164. The Five Forces That Change Everything - part 1 2021/09/27
  165. Quick Tests and Cognitive Biases 2021/09/20
  166. Horizontal Memory Transfer 2021/09/13
  167. Virtual Augmented Extended Reality 2021/08/30
  168. The Right To Repair - part 2 2021/08/23
  169. The Right To Repair - part 1 2021/08/16
  170. Ventilation stops the spread 2021/08/09
  171. Census 2021 and privacy - part 2 2021/08/02
  172. Census 2021 and privacy - part 1 2021/07/26
  173. Vaccines and surveillance 2021/07/19
  174. Pick-up lines radio reward 2021/07/12
  175. 20 years of Bug-bots 2021/07/05
  176. Witness Against Assange Lied 2021/06/28
  177. Fanny Macleay and Flying Saucers 2021/06/21
  178. Deception and Proteomics 2021/06/14
  179. Intellectual Property and Medicine - part 2 2021/06/07
  180. Intellectual Property and Medicine - part 1 2021/05/31
  181. Spread By Aerosol - part 2 2021/05/24
  182. Spread By Aerosol - part 1 2021/05/17
  183. Glow worm quiz immunity 2021/05/10
  184. Contraception and cocktails 2021/05/03
  185. Retro robot love 2021/04/26
  186. Plagued - part 2 2021/04/19
  187. Plagued - part 1 2021/04/12
  188. Life and Toydeath 2021/04/05
  189. Venus Flytrap Science 2021/03/29
  190. Molecular machines magnified 2021/03/22
  191. Dr Rachie vs the Anti-vaxxers 2021/03/15
  192. The Polymer Age 2021/03/08
  193. Strange geometry in Antiquity - part 2 2021/03/01
  194. Strange geometry in Antiquity - part 1 2021/02/22
  195. Random Lasers 2021/02/15
  196. The Pais Effect 2021/02/08
  197. Cancer dust super-tasters 2021/02/01
  198. Dave Sings Sight Scan Science 2021/01/25
  199. Google experiments space volcanoes 2021/01/18
  200. Vaccination Announceable 2021/01/11
  201. Assange Extradition Decision 2021/01/04
  202. To the Moon with fireworks and geckos 2020/12/28
  203. 2020 Ig Nobel Prize Awards 2020/12/21
  204. Earworm throat singing regeneration 2020/12/14
  205. In vitro meat ventriloquism 2020/12/07
  206. Gifts, Glows and Gold 2020/11/30
  207. SETI giant spiders 2020/11/23
  208. Print spies dolphin terrorists 2020/11/16
  209. Eugenic multiverses 2020/11/09
  210. First Contact Time Travel 2020/11/02
  211. Little Green Molecules 2020/10/26
  212. Butt slings for beetles 2020/10/19
  213. Insect passion and extradition 2020/10/12
  214. Plant genetics and vampires 2020/10/05
  215. Cuddling animal DNA data 2020/09/28
  216. Sythetic chemical adventures 2020/09/21
  217. Oragano-metallic chemist 2020/09/14
  218. Food microbiology 2020/09/07
  219. Cyper-pig and Eye-cow 2020/08/31
  220. Developing brains 2020/08/24
  221. Landing On Mars 2020/08/17
  222. Life On Mars? 2020/08/10
  223. Face Mask Physics 2020/08/03
  224. Solar explosions and insect minds 2020/07/27
  225. Smell-o-vision and explosive bees 2020/07/20
  226. Pheromones and robot noses 2020/07/13
  227. How do we smell? 2020/07/06
  228. Cystioc fibrosis advocacy wins 2020/06/29
  229. Breath from salt 2020/06/22
  230. FameLab Australia 2020 2020/06/15
  231. COVIDFree without COVIDSafe 2020/06/08
  232. Face COVIDSafe Explosion 2020/06/01
  233. Face recognition antagonism 2020/05/25
  234. Face recognition pandemic 2020/05/18
  235. Brainwave generation 2020/05/11
  236. Brainwave discovery 2020/05/04
  237. COVIDSafe Brainwaves 2020/04/27
  238. CO2 Concrete and Fun Fungi 2020/04/20
  239. Pasteurised waste water power 2020/04/13
  240. Climate change health 2020/04/06
  241. The science of podcasts 2020/03/11
  242. Nano-tech train sets 2020/03/23
  243. Birds and the bees and the bots 2020/03/11
  244. Emerging technoloy and gender 2020/03/09
  245. Solar quantum dots 2020/03/02
  246. Haiku and Limericks 2020/02/24
  247. Editing genetic disease and sports injuries 2020/02/17
  248. Electric cars, TB and mutated whooping cough 2020/02/10
  249. Trauma, pain, and fish 2020/02/03
  250. Electronic Nose Math Superhero 2020/01/27
  251. Neuromorphic social impact 2020/01/20
  252. Solar race suicide model virtual pain 2020/01/13
  253. Little Ice Ages and Future Housing 2020/01/06
  254. The Future of Human Needs past 2019/12/30
  255. Ig Nobel Prizes 2019 2019/12/23
  256. Social effects of algorithmic bias 2019/12/16
  257. TeslaSuit Field Brain Scanner 2019/12/09
  258. Bop Seabin Mycoreality 2019/12/02
  259. Hacking sex and citizen space 2019/11/25
  260. Exponential Energy 2019/11/18
  261. Technology and social justice 2019/11/11
  262. Changing behaviour 2019/11/04
  263. Spins and valleys 2019/10/28
  264. Future Low Energy Electronic Technology 2019/10/21
  265. Junk DNA extreme weather aphasia 2019/10/14
  266. Baby thoughts,forget to learn 2019/10/07
  267. Synthetic biology and future science 2019/09/30
  268. Plight of the platypus 2019/09/23
  269. Platypus science 2019/09/16
  270. AI - replace, destroy, or enhance? 2019/09/09
  271. Kinder, gentler,transhumanism 2019/09/02
  272. Searching for Extraterrestrial Intelligence 2019/08/26
  273. Launching Arlula 2019/08/19
  274. Tales from feather and quill 2019/08/13
  275. Coral Reefs in NSW 2019/08/05
  276. Nuclear waste dump Australia 2019/07/29
  277. Romance Scam Detective 2019/07/22
  278. Ignoble Artilect war 2019/07/15
  279. Artilect war and Plankton 2019/07/08
  280. Quantum dots 2019/07/01
  281. Superlative hydrogen 2019/06/24
  282. Scientific journalism 2019/06/17
  283. Nanoparticles and twitter peer review 2019/06/10
  284. We reveal crimes and secret squirrels 2019/06/03
  285. DNA origami kills cancer 2019/05/27
  286. Water, Survival and ME/CFS 1999 2019/05/20
  287. Autism and oxytocin 2019/05/13
  288. Robots Recyle Rags 2019/05/06
  289. Investigating Sight 2019/04/29
  290. Bioengineering Challenge 2019 2019/04/22
  291. Nano 3D Printing 2019/04/15
  292. Home synthetic biology lab 2019/04/08
  293. Brain Stimulation 2019/04/01
  294. Fat virus and CRISPR kits 2019/03/25
  295. Investing in our Future 2019/03/18
  296. Generating Gravitational waves 2019/03/11
  297. Science podcast science and FTL patents 2019/03/04
  298. Nano molecular train sets 2019/02/25
  299. Birds, bees and bots -reloaded 2019/02/18
  300. Solar cooling, work and housing 2019/02/11
  301. The Future of Human Needs 2019/02/04
  302. The Woolf-Pulfrich effect 2019/01/28
  303. Opt out of My Health Record 2019/01/21
  304. Discovery - Women, MindSwitch and Quantum computers 2019/01/14
  305. Axiomatic - Never was a cornflake guy 2019/01/07
  306. Axiomatic weird food and Bronowski 2018/12/31
  307. 2018 Ig Nobel Prizes 2018/12/24
  308. Twenty years and Biblical genes 2018/12/17
  309. Full unemployment and Elvis on the Moon 2018/12/10
  310. Transhumanism engineering Cat-girls 2018/12/03
  311. Asteroid deflection and CRISPR babies 2018/11/26
  312. Planetary Defense and symbiotic drones 2018/11/19
  313. My Health Record Opt out 2018/11/12
  314. Space Force and Llamas 2018/11/05
  315. Fizzy icecream and musical planes 2018/10/29
  316. Absinthe and beer froth 2018/10/22
  317. Coeliac genes and zombies 2018/10/15
  318. Anti-encryption bill 2018/10/08
  319. Meow on Mars 2018/10/01
  320. Whales, drones and bacteria 2018/09/24
  321. Tickets and power in NSW 2018/09/17
  322. Zero Carbon stars align 2018/09/10
  323. Lightbulb terrariums and biobiz 2018/09/03
  324. Hearts, strawberries and water 2018/08/27
  325. Seaweed science week and Memory 2018/08/13
  326. Operation Crayweed 2018/08/13
  327. Sick supplements and secret gardens 2018/08/06
  328. Vitamania, woken worms and DNA repair 2018/07/30
  329. Funding ME, CFS and FMS research 2018/07/23
  330. Diagnosing ME, CFS and FMS 2018/07/16
  331. Grinding your face 2018/07/09
  332. Mathematically impossible laws 2018/07/02
  333. Quantum sexy hello 2018/06/11
  334. Science week questions again 2018/06/11
  335. Nobels and IgNobels 2018/06/11
  336. Wound honey and rhythmotron 2018/06/04
  337. Bacterial cleavage virtual observatories 2018/05/28
  338. Parasite hacks and computer vision 2018/05/21
  339. Brain upgrades 2018/05/14
  340. Poked plant physics and Ant venom 2018/05/07
  341. Honey therapy and emotional helmets 2018/04/30
  342. Why You're Not Dead Yet 2018/04/23
  343. March for Science and Prawn plastic 2018/04/16
  344. Milking spiders and interfacing brains 2018/04/09
  345. Sneaky SpaceBees 2018/04/02
  346. Native bees and biological computing 2018/03/26
  347. Science communication and Quantum transistors 2018/03/19
  348. Nanotech sensors and Autistic expression 2018/03/12
  349. Women's Day, Stem cells, and Multiple Sclerosis 2018/03/05
  350. Autonomous artificial intelligence algorithms 2018/02/26
  351. Brain hacking chocolate 2018/02/19
  352. Insulin DISCO crypto-jacking 2018/02/12
  353. Asteroid mining virtual power 2018/02/05
  354. The Forgetting Machine - part 2 2018/01/29
  355. The Forgetting Machine - part 1 2018/01/22
  356. Telogeny and guitars 2018/01/15
  357. Bright Sparks 2017 - part 3 - poetry 2018/01/08
  358. Bright Sparks 2017 - part 2 2018/01/01
  359. Ig Nobel Prizes 2017 2017/12/25
  360. Ghost of Xmas 2000 2017/12/18
  361. Head transplant HEAVEN? 2017/11/29
  362. Terminal decline and Zero emissions 2017/11/29
  363. Polarity, courtrooms, chilli and weirdness 2017/11/27
  364. Bright Sparks 2017 - part 1 2017/11/20
  365. Sound is the next wave 2017/11/13
  366. The Science behind the Internet 2017/11/06
  367. Expressive Blockchain AI Robots 2017/10/30
  368. Head transplant HEAVEN 2017/10/23
  369. Singing Astronaut Again 2017/10/16
  370. Face recognition and civil rights 2017/10/09
  371. Luna Letters and sub-orbital hops 2017/10/02
  372. The story of Ruby Payne-Scott part 2 2017/09/25
  373. The story of Ruby Payne-Scott part 1 2017/09/18
  374. Rockets and Rejuvenation 2017/09/11
  375. Pupils Pulse at Parkes 2017/09/04
  376. Create UNSW, MakerSpace and Repair Cafe 2017/08/28
  377. Cuberider, CubeSat and MathWorks 2017/08/21
  378. Run your own Space business 2017/08/14
  379. What good is consciousness? 2017/08/07
  380. Space students and Mars jars 2017/07/31
  381. Changing the world with Peerism 2017/07/24
  382. The five pillars of biohacking 2017/07/17
  383. Transport implant 2017/07/10
  384. Crooke's radiometer mystery 2017/07/03
  385. Baby bioethics and flavour tripping 2017/06/26
  386. Bioethics and the Narcissome 2017/06/19
  387. Robonomics, Hyperloop and autonomous cars 2017/06/12
  388. Robots and Voxels at CeBIT 2017/06/05
  389. Equal Reality for social intelligence 2017/05/29
  390. NAD+ and Ciguatera Fish Poisoning 2017/05/22
  391. NAD+ and ageing 2017/05/15
  392. Environmental toxins and civil society 2017/05/08
  393. More colours and March for Science part 2 2017/05/01
  394. March for Science part 1 2017/04/24
  395. Voice, micro-algae and CFS 2017/04/17
  396. The Internet of Hacked Things and OzSpace part 2 2017/04/10
  397. Will Oz space industry take off? Part 1 2017/04/03
  398. Voice Operated! 2017/03/27
  399. Surprizing stories and Quantum computers 2017/03/20
  400. Smart grids and Musk's wager 2017/03/13
  401. The origin of life - inevitable? 2017/03/06
  402. Mixed Shared Augmented Virtual Reality 2017/02/27
  403. Freeze, wait, reanimate? Cryonics! 2017/02/20
  404. Addictive epigentics and heatwaves 2017/02/13
  405. After the robots take our jobs2017/02/06
  406. Digging dinosaurs2017/01/30
  407. Zap your genes into space2017/01/23
  408. Identity cards for Australia again?2017/01/16
  409. Sexual ecology and Pirate privacy again2017/01/09
  410. Sleep, Lasers and Sauce revisted2017/01/02
  411. 2016 Ig Nobel Prizes condensed2016/12/26
  412. Oz Space law and 2016 in review2016/12/19
  413. Space law and blood money2016/12/12
  414. Savannasaurus and teenaged blood2016/12/05
  415. Seagrasses, Art and Maggots revisted2016/11/28
  416. Dinosaurs and the CSIRO2016/11/21
  417. Longevity policy undetectable faces2016/11/14
  418. Biohacking longevity automated heroics2016/11/07
  419. Oz nuclear dump and virtual biohacking2016/10/31
  420. Diamonds and milk2016/10/24
  421. Biomimicry and coral bones2016/10/17
  422. Photobiomodulation and bees2016/10/10
  423. Weird pets, possums and blood vessels2016/10/03
  424. Save the carnivorous plants2016/09/26
  425. Rhino horn, mitochondria and GenSpace2016/09/19
  426. Open Source Science Accelerates2016/09/12
  427. Open Source Malaria2016/09/05
  428. Frog leg steak art Innovation2016/08/29
  429. My Health Record - private?2016/08/22
  430. Exo-planets - another Earth?2016/08/15
  431. Life, the Universe and Carnivorous plants2016/08/08
  432. Cenusfail or Privacy?2016/08/01
  433. Retro trivia special2016/07/25
  434. Fine tuning for life2016/07/18
  435. Music inspired by Space2016/07/11
  436. Oz in High Earth Orbit2016/07/04
  437. Swarm Intelligence2016/06/27
  438. Science Party Election bonus edition2016/07/01
  439. Heat shock physics poetry2016/06/20
  440. Cellf - Making a musician2016/06/13
  441. More Carbs for longer life2016/06/06
  442. Seahorse sex and smart looms2016/05/30
  443. Solar racing and women's ageing part 22016/05/23
  444. Slowing women's ageing2016/05/16
  445. RobotX Carp telepresence2016/05/09
  446. Pulsar glitching 2 and Biological Ageing2016/05/02
  447. Pursuing pulsars, part 12016/04/25
  448. Biohacking baby formula2016/04/18
  449. Sly Mould2016/04/11
  450. STEAM through space bubbles2016/04/04
  451. Kids 3D print internet Barbie2016/03/28
  452. AI, Smart watches and augmented reality2016/03/21
  453. Science Poetry Slam rewind2016/03/14
  454. Embryonic stem cells and crocodiles redux2016/03/07
  455. Physics of Music revisted2016/02/26
  456. Hackagong and Biofoundry2016/02/22
  457. Fate of the Universe2016/02/15
  458. Innovation Engineering2016/02/08
  459. Space Psychology Array2016/02/01
  460. Blockchain Citizen Science2016/01/25
  461. Plasma Rocket Science2016/01/18
  462. Star-seeking robots touch language2016/01/11
  463. Real Space Cowboys and Star AI2016/01/04
  464. Visual illusions for computer vision2015/12/28
  465. Ig Nobels 2015 special edition2015/12/21
  466. 3D printed Jewelery baldness cure2015/12/14
  467. IdeasBoom Educating for the Future2015/12/07
  468. Dark matter anyon computing2015/11/30
  469. Heatwave detecting cancer2015/11/23
  470. DNA bitcoin Virtual Astronomy2015/11/16
  471. Virtual Observatory defeating salt2015/11/09
  472. Antarctic astronomy biofuel catalyst2015/11/02
  473. Gene repair, eggs and entropy2015/10/26
  474. Lateral, Entropy and the Egg2015/10/19
  475. Life and death of Stars2015/10/12
  476. Dynamics of expectation2015/10/05
  477. Crowd-funding Galaxy Exploration2015/09/28
  478. Soothe your genes2015/09/21
  479. Change your genes2015/09/14
  480. Black holes, worm holes and time machines2015/09/07
  481. Warp drive and Antigravity2015/08/31
  482. Future work, farmbot and Chiptunes2015/08/24
  483. Singing Astronaut Special2015/08/17
  484. Biological art and killer robots2015/08/10
  485. Mind controlled brains, artificial IQ2015/08/03
  486. Falling cats and Stem cell tourism2015/07/27
  487. Vaccination ethics and electricity wars2015/07/20
  488. What are you looking at?2015/07/13
  489. Hyperspectral fleet and Giant robots2015/07/06
  490. Urthecast and space lasers2015/06/29
  491. Canada in Space, Google listens2015/06/22
  492. Brain nets and Broccoli2015/06/15
  493. Brainwaves and Photonics2015/06/08
  494. Photonics and quadcopters2015/06/01
  495. Kidneys, Hearts and Coal2015/05/25
  496. Virtual, Augmented and Robot Reality2015/05/18
  497. Space Biz, Orbital Art and Horses2015/05/11
  498. DIY EEG and Rocket Science networking2015/05/04
  499. Synthetic Biology De-extinction2015/04/27
  500. Paper engineering city spiders2015/04/20
  501. FAMELAB 2015: Bacteria, Labeckia, and Wellness2015/04/13
  502. Solar powered racing cars2015/04/06
  503. Asteroid mining and radioactive waste dumps2015/03/30
  504. Diet, bacteria and health2015/03/23
  505. Good cop/Bad cop: Cholesterol2015/03/16
  506. DIY Space Exploration2015/03/09
  507. Future Day with Aubrey de Grey2015/03/02
  508. Bionic eyes traffic and Do-arama2015/02/23
  509. Breakfast robots and TECHmyway2015/02/16
  510. TV spying and Biohacker stimulation2015/02/09
  511. Maker's Place Think Differently2015/02/02
  512. Woomera blasts off, Asteroid moons Earth2015/01/26
  513. Bitcoin disrupts home-made Segway2015/01/19
  514. Rideable multicopters transition waves2015/01/12
  515. Bitcoin rules soliton waves2015/01/05
  516. 2015 - The year of the drone2014/12/29
  517. 2014 science news review2014/12/22
  518. Aussie Rockets Worm Lego2014/12/15
  519. Vaping Freematics2014/12/08
  520. Solidifier, Ozberry Pi and RoboDojo2014/12/01
  521. Carotenoids - why vegetables are good for you2014/11/24
  522. Primate RNA and pocket communicators2014/11/17
  523. Non-coding RNA and hand puppets2014/11/10
  524. 3D Printing for the rest of us2014/11/03
  525. Wildlife Forensics and Water Divining2014/10/27
  526. Singing frogs and spliced mice2014/10/20
  527. Cancer, Alzheimers, hearing and oxygen2014/10/13
  528. Koalas, robots and brains2014/10/06
  529. Invisibility donuts and Mars Direct2014/09/29
  530. 2014 Ig Nobel Prizes - Food2014/09/22
  531. Makers of every generation2014/09/15
  532. Mood Dress and the End of the World2014/09/08
  533. Astronomy for Life and Toydeath2014/09/01
  534. Drones in the air and underwater2014/08/25
  535. Social context and Electric cars2014/08/18
  536. FundScience, Albatross, LoVid2014/08/11
  537. Megaphones and Microfluidics2014/08/04
  538. Semaphore and legal Biohacking2014/07/28
  539. Fact or Fiction Implants2014/07/21
  540. Neural Knitworks2014/07/14
  541. Galactic Haloes light walls2014/07/07
  542. Play sub-atomic games in Space2014/06/30
  543. Giant echidnas drive air conditioned thorium cars2014/06/23
  544. Re-using carbon and Biohack Syd2014/06/16
  545. Space law and Bee decisions2014/06/09
  546. Biohacking Citizen Science2014/06/02
  547. Mission to Earth2014/05/26
  548. 3D Printing Way Out West2014/05/19
  549. Infinity and Money part 32014/05/12
  550. Geo-engineering Art2014/05/05
  551. Mapping Robots and printed houses2014/04/28
  552. Powdered alcohol and Money part22014/04/21
  553. Spiderman 2 and Money2014/04/14
  554. Wearable Experiments2014/04/07
  555. Pet CSI, treasure maps and cartilage2014/03/31
  556. Time, Mars and chocolate2014/03/24
  557. Skyrmions and Eternal September2014/03/17
  558. Set Google Glass to Stun2014/03/10
  559. Space Beer, OrbitOz and Launchbox2014/03/03
  560. Aging Brains and Ciguatera2014/02/24
  561. Embryonic stem cells and crocodiles2014/02/17
  562. Stem cells for ailing hearts2014/02/10
  563. Phish Tales, and Zapping mosquito bites2014/02/03
  564. Building Biosensors to detect disease2014/01/27
  565. Where is Ciguatera? Ritalin for CFS2014/01/20
  566. Reshaped eyes and TPP Copyright week2014/01/13
  567. Plasticised brains, tea, and pain2014/01/06
  568. Artificial arguments and alcohol messages2013/12/30
  569. Rat Park and Chromatic Composer2013/12/23
  570. Stem cells fight HIV and Biohacking2013/12/16
  571. Healing corneas and making robots2013/12/09
  572. Valves, rockets and Doctor Who2013/12/02
  573. Mini Maker Faire and Google You2013/11/25
  574. Mechanical stem cells and Original catalysts2013/11/18
  575. BrainChips and artificial intelligence2013/11/11
  576. Stem Cell Revolutions and HIV protein2013/11/04
  577. Shadow profiles and eating babies2013/10/28
  578. Thorium Trans-Tasman 3MT competition2013/10/21
  579. SkeptiCamp, Life and HackerSpace2013/10/14
  580. RbutR rebuttals and mosquito fans2013/10/07
  581. 2013 Ig Nobels and Willpower2013/09/30
  582. BitCoin mining and Panspermia2013/09/23
  583. 30 IQ points more, and Bitcoins2013/09/16
  584. 4D printing and Caring for carers2013/09/09
  585. Asteroids, Nanowires and Llamas2013/09/02
  586. 3D Paper and Identity theft2013/08/26
  587. Gambling and big data2013/08/19
  588. Sydney Maker Culture2013/08/12
  589. Nuclear Power For Australia? part 22013/08/05
  590. Nuclear Power For Australia? part 12013/07/29
  591. Science Spoken Word Spectacular2013/07/22
  592. Trolling science and throat singing2013/07/15
  593. Sexual ecology and Pirate privacy2013/07/08
  594. Physics Of Music special edition2013/07/01
  595. We Reveal Crimes and squirrels2013/06/24
  596. Hypercolour vision and soap2013/06/17
  597. Magnetic bacteria and chilli2013/06/10
  598. Chocolate robots2013/06/03
  599. Microfactories and synthetic food2013/05/27
  600. Young blood RoboWars2013/05/20
  601. Future silkmoth tricycle games2013/05/13
  602. Baby talk, Naughties, and the web2013/05/06
  603. SpaceApps and Spider silk2013/04/29
  604. Goodbye 2SER, Steve Mann and qBits2013/04/22
  605. Kid-friendly science and emulsions2013/04/15
  606. Sonic Screwdrivers and ingenuity awards2013/04/08
  607. Head, heart and galaxy2013/04/01
  608. Red Cross Blood Science Special2013/03/25
  609. Pond scum and ALS2013/03/18
  610. Cognitive Reserve and Solar max2013/03/11
  611. Plutonium credit and IQ2013/03/04
  612. Spooky worms and animal farms2013/02/25
  613. Meteors and publishing2013/02/18
  614. Extremophiles and The Vision Revolution2013/02/11
  615. Colour evolution and Darwin part 62013/02/04
  616. Fecal transplants and Darwin part 52013/01/28
  617. Crab torture and Darwin part 42013/01/21
  618. Horizontal genes and Darwin part 32013/01/14
  619. Octopus bush and Darwin part22013/01/07
  620. Tilting at windmills, Natural Selection2012/12/31
  621. The Joy of Diffusion2012/12/24
  622. Privacy, Cosmic Rays and burning cold2012/12/17
  623. Open Source Cryptoparty2012/12/10
  624. The Singularity and Nuclear Medicine (encore)2012/12/03
  625. Robots, Newton, Teller and Fugu2012/11/26
  626. Algae oil and CFS2012/11/19
  627. Fukushima stresses Europe, Petrol from air2012/11/12
  628. Crown of thorns, and Single cell science2012/11/05
  629. Roulette, Nobels, Rocking Science2012/10/29
  630. Cute science, Smart slime and Beard beer2012/10/22
  631. Singing mice, Ig Nobles and MooresCloud2012/10/15
  632. Hybrids, Healing Fat, Snap tentacles2012/10/08
  633. Snail snorkels and authentic science2012/10/01
  634. Voyager 1 and the Multiverses2012/09/24
  635. Carnivorous Pineapple Controversy2012/09/17
  636. Frozen memories and sex tentacles2012/09/10
  637. Tassie Devil's Dilemma and the Big Chill2012/09/03
  638. Dragons, astronauts and surveillance2012/08/27
  639. Wallaby, damaged doubt, rat pilots2012/08/20
  640. Belief updating kiwi2012/08/13
  641. How to change your mind, snakes on a plane2012/08/06
  642. Frogs, wallabies and troubled turtles2012/07/23
  643. Sizzled intelligence retention2012/07/16
  644. Higgs tastes dark tendrils2012/07/09
  645. Sick prawns and sleep rehearsal2012/07/02
  646. Species Invasion and Burritobot2012/06/25
  647. Extreme Science Experience special2012/06/18
  648. From 2007: ID Card special2012/06/11
  649. Too smart phones, Venus and Science2012/06/04
  650. Gigabit wires and 3D Printers2012/05/28
  651. The Seven Deadly Things2012/05/21
  652. Teleportation and Quack Physics2012/05/14
  653. Pokemon thrips, and night at the disease museum2012/05/07
  654. Hot locusts and digital contact lenses2012/04/30
  655. Digging for Cicadas, Glow-worms and Life on Mars2012/04/23
  656. Smart Sand, Video Glasses, Electric Universe2012/04/16
  657. Starfish and talking corn2012/04/09
  658. Super Vaccines Meat Ice-cream bees!2012/04/02
  659. MMORPG peers, and deep voices2012/03/26
  660. Trusted computing and ant beauticians2012/03/19
  661. Coral Art Life Science TV Eyes2012/03/12
  662. Phone fears, eco-kids and DNA nanopores2012/03/05
  663. Kind meat, ant war and Techfest20122012/02/27
  664. Freeze, wait, reanimate!2012/02/20
  665. E-Cat, bionic bugs and 3 parents2012/02/13
  666. Boycotts, Tricorders and Everything2012/02/06
  667. Pigs in Cyberspace!2012/01/30
  668. Exercise, censorship and mobiles2012/01/23
  669. Polarity, chilli and weirdness2012/01/16
  670. Brain magnets, junk DNA and nyphomania2012/01/09
  671. Grave chemistry, anti-gravity, armpits2012/01/02
  672. The 2005 science trivia special fresh from Alaska2011/12/26
  673. People puppets and molecular synthesis2011/12/19
  674. Cricket balls and Climate Fix Flicks2011/12/12
  675. Corpse power and blood pressure genes2011/12/05
  676. Cockroaches, crabs and kindness2011/11/28
  677. Meat, and 200 million year old art2011/11/21
  678. Sexy Smells and parasite overlords2011/11/14
  679. Sunstones, chocolate and rain-making2011/11/07
  680. Disgusting politics and drought resistance2011/10/31
  681. Photosynthesis and the Malaria vaccine2011/10/24
  682. Protein, penicillin and parasites2011/10/17
  683. Labile languages and remembering Steve Jobs2011/10/10
  684. Stelarc and Artificial Brains2011/10/03
  685. Axis of Eating, Secrets of Chocolate2011/09/26
  686. Artificial Intelligence and windy assassins2011/09/19
  687. Synthetic biology and cloud-busting2011/09/12
  688. Seagrass, Art, and Maggots2011/09/05
  689. Hormoned beef and fracked farming2011/08/29
  690. A Social Experiment2011/08/22
  691. Bones, Tassie Devils and Mind Control2011/08/15
  692. Lizard babies and exploding stars2011/08/08
  693. Enquiry based learning and Hendra2011/08/01
  694. I love that word, Meltdown2011/07/25
  695. Lactating insects and handy fish2011/07/18
  696. Expanding Universe, Zombie ladybugs2011/07/11
  697. Anatomical anomalies and Cane toads2011/07/04
  698. The birds and the bees and mint2011/06/27
  699. Let's talk about X... and exits2011/06/20
  700. Terminal Decline and Zero Emissions2011/06/13
  701. Phone cancer and giant cuttlefish2011/06/06
  702. Fear pathways and vampire allergies2011/05/23
  703. HIV vaccine, Sponge music, casual sex2011/05/16
  704. Circadian rhythms and sperm teasing2011/05/09
  705. Bionic Eyes and Synthetic Biology2011/05/02
  706. Driver Fatigue and Ury's Night2011/04/25
  707. Protect Research Rally and 3 blind mice2011/04/18
  708. Fukushima special!2011/04/11
  709. Handwashing, meltdown and nanocooling2011/04/04
  710. Smart windows and Morton's Demon'2011/03/28
  711. TB Day and CSIRO vacations2011/03/21
  712. First computers and Radio mashups2011/03/14
  713. Smart Bras and cheesey pickup lines2011/03/07
  714. Nuclear medicine and the Singularity2011/02/28
  715. Unfair reporting and DNA Poetry2011/02/21
  716. Fire and Transhumanism2011/02/14
  717. Death by Chocolate!2011/02/07
  718. The Science of Romance2011/01/31
  719. Attention and Woolf-Pulfrich effect 2011/01/24
  720. Skin hunger and mouse Draculas 2011/01/17
  721. Mating dance, Vitamin C and Coal 2011/01/10
  722. Lifelogging and fake meat 2011/01/03
  723. Sperm Wars and Santa science 2010/12/27
  724. Tsunami warning and Greentech awards 2010/12/20
  725. Younger mice and spider invasions 2010/12/13
  726. Neutron bombs, GM apples and Zanzibar 2010/12/06
  727. Real Doctors eat Breakfast 2010/11/29
  728. Ethics of addict detention and enhanced children 2010/11/22
  729. Healthy Old Age 2010/11/15
  730. Herpes, Dengue fever and Marijuana 2010/11/08
  731. Amniotic eggs and SETI doomed by AI 2010/11/01
  732. Of madness, love, and melted space ships 2010/10/25
  733. Oxytocin, love and sex 2010/10/18
  734. Ig Nobels 2010 and Artilects 3 2010/10/11
  735. Plankton and the Artilect War 2010/10/04
  736. Gene modified salmon and Sexy dancing 2010/09/27
  737. BSD Sex and Beady-Eyed Agents 2010/09/20
  738. Sports at altitude and Jacob Bronowski 2010/09/13
  739. Wave energy and the Coming Famine 2010/09/06
  740. DIY EMP, Putin and Sunlight 2010/08/30
  741. Photic sneezing and a naked scientist 2010/08/23
  742. 2010 Science Festival special 2010/08/16
  743. Brown science, Solar cells, horse tale 2010/08/09
  744. Power tool orchestra, self-attraction? 2010/08/02
  745. Rare Earth, Horses, Nano-wires 2010/07/26
  746. Female physicists and belly button dynamics 2010/07/19
  747. Beauty and the Geek, and Homeopathy 2010/07/12
  748. Sexual selection and the bionic eye 2010/07/05
  749. Sex Evolution and Technological Art 2010/06/28
  750. Cognitive Load and Vision Revolution 2010/06/21
  751. Solar racing and toxoplasma 2010/06/14
  752. Trigeneration and Sports networks 2010/06/07
  753. R.I.P. Martin Gardner and Rover Phoenix 2010/05/31
  754. Sexy Greys and super-planes 2010/05/24
  755. Trigeneration and Sports networks 2010/05/17
  756. Electric spaceships and domesticating dogs 2010/05/10
  757. Pill's 50th twitter box office hits 2010/05/03
  758. Quolls,laser planes, anosmic flies 2010/04/26
  759. Dwarf planets and cooperating rats 2010/04/19
  760. Doc Oc, Element 117, and Nikola Tesla 2010/04/12
  761. Australian Pirate Party, and LHC restarted 2010/04/05
  762. Glowing sperm and syphilis handshakes 2010/03/29
  763. Beneath your feet, pharmacegemnomics 2010/03/22
  764. Solar Gem, and Wolverine bones 2010/03/15
  765. GAY MUMS, TELOMERES, TRANSSEXUAL CLOWNFISH 2010/03/08
  766. G-spot, wealth and nanotechnology 2010/03/01
  767. Luna Park, ant martyrs, dopamine bees rave 2010/02/22
  768. Dr Rachie vs anti-vax, and DSM psycho 2010/02/15
  769. Safflower insulin, and sperm spit protons 2010/02/08
  770. Earworms and cultured meat 2010/02/01
  771. Wolverine, snails of steel, and you2010/01/25
  772. Housework, sex and comedy2010/01/18
  773. Drinking with Aliens2010/01/11
  774. Cancer alternative and Santa's role2010/01/04
  775. Diffusion from ten years ago in 20002009/12/28
  776. Lung flutes, leg growing and Science circuses 2009/12/21
  777. ET, choice mathematics and farts on Mars 2009/12/14
  778. Portable forensics and ET in the pub 2009/12/07
  779. Global Warming's Evil Twin 2009/11/30
  780. Rad Cooling, SETI and Augmented Reality 2009/11/23
  781. Mars, Myopia, Mesoglea, Mildred Cohn 2009/11/16
  782. Hot Maths and Disintermediation 2009/11/09
  783. Mystique, pill ills, sin distribution 2009/11/02
  784. Deadly worms and pig orgasms 2009/10/19
  785. Vaccination special 2009/10/12
  786. Dating science, brains and bacterial art 2009/10/05
  787. Dust, smart dogs and rats on twitter 2009/09/28
  788. Dark Energy, Vacuum and Casimir forces 2009/09/21
  789. Music and Viruses 2009/09/14
  790. Coffee and Guitar science 2009/09/07
  791. Power, art and cocktails 2009/08/31
  792. 10daysofscience and marijuana science 2009/08/24
  793. Emailing aliens, and Future Festivals 2009/08/17
  794. Diffusion Science Show Trivia Special 2009/08/10
  795. Karaoke science, stock superstitions 2009/08/03
  796. Designer thinking and coral reefs 1012009/07/27
  797. Moon landings and whalesong2009/07/20
  798. Newly possible futures2009/07/13
  799. Wildlife, sperm, cricket and elections2009/07/06
  800. Ritzian physics and imaginary friends2009/06/29
  801. Space colonies, foresight, giant sperm2009/06/22
  802. Blindsight, deja vu, and contraception2009/06/15
  803. Spiders save lives and going to Mars2009/06/08
  804. Old dust, biometrics, recycled condoms 2009/06/01
  805. Zombie fish and evolving Darwinius 2009/05/25
  806. Economics and lithium in our water 2009/05/18
  807. Designer Genes, Music and Tornadoes 2009/05/11
  808. Vaccination consternation, alien genes 2009/05/04
  809. CSIRO Wi-Fi win and Dunbar's number 2009/04/27
  810. GFC economics and climate policy 2009/04/20
  811. Salk, Sabin and Twitter 2009/04/13
  812. Earth hour and Carnivorous plants 2009/04/06
  813. Mad cows, stem cells and Dark aliens 2009/03/30
  814. LOLcat censorship and Future Journeys 2009/03/23
  815. Bats and sharks and CFS, correlated? 2009/03/16
  816. Gender, Curie, Franklin, and Carson 2009/03/09
  817. Space, babies and pregnant fish 2009/03/02
  818. Brains, Space and medical tattoos 2009/02/23
  819. Cassowary are you? 2009/02/16
  820. Walking tree, smart mobile, bad chick 2009/02/09
  821. Green contraception, Fifth grade science 2009/02/02
  822. Cancer, Dust and Super-tasters 2009/01/26
  823. Science in Namibia, Magnificent Maths 2009/01/19
  824. Unhealthy Santa, and Roo for You 2009/01/12
  825. Reading brains, Dave sings science 2009/01/05
  826. 2008 Kisses, tantrums and infections 2008/12/29
  827. Christmas 2008 special 2008/12/22
  828. Internet censorship protest special 2008/12/15
  829. Maths, hot leaves, and body swapping 2008/12/08
  830. Parasite Wisdom, warming, space sugar 2008/12/01
  831. Cells, Cycling, and fake holograms 2008/11/24
  832. Censorship, broken and fixed hearts 2008/11/17
  833. Isotopic water, PhD dances, bird flu 2008/11/10
  834. Vampire moths, ghosts, and vasty deeps 2008/11/03
  835. Nanotech, doctoral dancing and pubs 2008/10/27
  836. Radio rewards pickup lines 2008/10/20
  837. Quantum teleportation, and a sexy hello 2008/10/13
  838. Proteomics and close relatives 2008/10/06
  839. Bleaching coral and androids 2008/09/29
  840. Blood and Space Volcanoes2008/09/22
  841. Conspiracy and LHC2008/09/15
  842. Hypnosis and scepticism2008/09/08
  843. Bionic soldiers and unlimited power2008/09/01
  844. Future Fab Lab and Fish and Chip powered cars2008/08/25
  845. Steam work and giant wallabies2008/08/18
  846. Smashing atoms and nanotechnology2008/08/11
  847. Invisible illness and exploding spacecraft2008/08/04
  848. Vaccination and Autism?2008/07/28
  849. Clones, Steam Hero, Mind Control2008/07/21
  850. BioUtopia and draft Garnaut2008/07/14
  851. Chiptunes, see-thru batteries and syphilis2008/07/07
  852. Holistic medicine and ancient engines2008/06/30
  853. Bad weather, appropedia, white Mars2008/06/26
  854. Fanny Macleay and talking dolphins2008/06/19
  855. Growing fat and shrinking brains2008/06/12
  856. Grassroots OLPC and Martian red skies2008/06/05
  857. Brain cells and water wells2008/05/29
  858. 'Popular and polarising science'2008/05/22
  859. Flores Hobbits and Stinging Jellyfish2008/05/15
  860. Global cool space engineers chocolate2008/05/08
  861. Quolls and Quokka dreaming2008/05/01
  862. Tasmanian Tiger bosses spy syphilis 2008/04/24
  863. Big pox big cats remotely lie 2008/04/17
  864. Reducible Evolution Special2008/04/10
  865. Silky spiders with wireless chips2008/04/03
  866. Galileo fish count quantum secrets2008/03/27
  867. Space probes Borderless housing 2008/03/20
  868. Echinoderms, illusions and your brain2008/03/13
  869. Power-dressing giant frogs with ID cards2008/03/06
  870. Religion, Spineless sex, and faces2008/02/28
  871. War goats, rat studs, and smart beds 2008/02/21
  872. 'Plug into your Prius, replicate with RepRap' 2008/02/14
  873. Good Vs Bad radiation, Hep C treatments... 2008/02/07
  874. Zombie Sex Change Lizard Medical Myth 2008/01/31
  875. Crude oil and cruder monkeys 2008/01/24
  876. Parasitic Koels and space robots 2008/01/17
  877. Stone calendars, obsolete units of biofuel 2008/01/10
  878. Peruvians online and festive flab 2008/01/03
  879. 'Fly me to the moon with love and fireworks' 2007/12/27
  880. Coelacanth Xmas trees Stand pregnant 2007/12/20
  881. Ancient chocolate bioweapon bugs moon 2007/12/13
  882. Menstrual stem cells smallpox extinct 2007/12/06
  883. Evidence kills smallpox placebo 2007/11/29
  884. Robot Love, Nuclear Power, Safe? 2007/11/22
  885. Nuclear Waste: Safe for 240,000 years? 2007/11/15
  886. Robots, baby birds and free internet 2007/11/08
  887. Spooky Worms, Dr Pet and Medicine Farms 2007/11/01
  888. Apt Apertures, Microbial Fuel Cells 2007/10/25
  889. Sound barrier, Virgin green 2007/10/18
  890. Science, Politics, Nuclear Meltdown 2007/10/11
  891. Dino-bird, Scientists miscast, Sputnik 2007/10/04
  892. The Art of Science 2007/09/13
  893. Space warps, sex for sport, toy-boys 2007/09/06
  894. Dark matter and alternative medicine 2007/08/30
  895. Diffusion Medical Special 2007/08/23
  896. Puke-ray, Marriage, Expanding Universe 2007/08/16
  897. Genetic Peas Uncomplimentary medicine 2007/08/09
  898. Asperger's adventure Nuclear shutdown 2007/08/02
  899. Global Swindle, Snow Science, E-voting 2007/07/26
  900. Brain music and Smelly science 2007/07/19
  901. Icelandic Science, Heart Rates, News 2007/07/12
  902. Carbon Praise, Internet Goes Sideways 2007/07/05
  903. Greenwich Mean Time, Chookosaur, Bees 2007/06/28
  904. The Sciencegasm, Ice Skating, Vegemite 2007/06/21
  905. Killer Robots, Google Streetview, Ants 2007/06/14
  906. Oil free, Low fat cows, Green goes red 2007/06/07
  907. Robots in traffic, What attracts you? 2007/05/31
  908. Oil, hair, heads and science 2007/05/24
  909. Nanotech cancer and super-duper-novas 2007/05/17
  910. Synchrotron and phone spam 2007/05/10
  911. Cricket science+not so new discoveries 2007/05/03
  912. Cloned and Dressed for Success 2007/04/26
  913. Da Vinci, Climate-Fried Seafood and the Pope 2007/04/19
  914. The science of sleep, lasers and sauce! 2007/04/12
  915. Solar saves coal, Green your home 2007/04/05
  916. Magical mushrooms and so much more! 2007/03/29
  917. Science chats+wine-a perfect combo! 2007/03/22
  918. Pubic lice, and fishy diesel science 2007/03/15
  919. International Women's Day Special 2007/03/08
  920. ID Card - is Big Brother stalking you? 2007/03/01
  921. Turbulent mile high chemical cocktails 2007/02/22
  922. Natural asbestos and Carbon Trading 2007/02/15
  923. Worst sounds ever and cleaning science 2007/02/08
  924. Chocolate,H2O+penguins but not all at once. 2007/02/01
  925. Caffeine and Doomsday2007/01/25
  926. Scientifically drinking water and beer 2007/01/18
  927. Warming Coral and the Herpes Vaccine 2007/01/11
  928. Evolution, retrocausality & sperm wars 2007/01/04
  929. Gift giving and genetic engineering 2006/12/28
  930. Diffusion Christmas Quiz 2006 2006/12/21
  931. Hearing URLs, Pasteur, Zapping food2006/12/14
  932. Rock Power, Sci teamwork and Blackness 2006/12/07
  933. Adopting Microbes Missing Reptile link2006/11/30
  934. Stargazing, Craniometry and Cricket2006/11/23
  935. Vegemite-gate, nuclear power exposed2006/11/16
  936. Beers, Bellies and Moustaches. Oh MY!2006/11/09
  937. Halloween thropy and Hallucigenia2006/11/02
  938. Radiothon, Showers, Stephen Hawking2006/10/26
  939. Nobel laureates and Boxing Kangaroos2006/10/26
  940. Evolution, Ventriloquism and Hiccups2006/10/19
  941. Travel bugs, Language and Speed dating2006/10/12
  942. Quack echoes, and Mood memory2006/10/05
  943. Hall of Mirror Neurons, and Tiger Moths2006/09/28
  944. Brain Fingerprinting and Electric Cars2006/09/21
  945. Pluto's demotion and an inconvenient truth2006/09/14
  946. Sex, vitamins and music... Oh my2006/09/07
  947. Phylogeny, and the Y of X2006/08/31
  948. Marijuana debate and Pirated Soy sauce2006/08/24
  949. Global Consciousness, the man from CERN2006/08/17
  950. Ultimo Science Festival, and nuclear waste2006/08/10
  951. Egyptian Tombs and the Eureka Prizes2006/08/03
  952. Not bored at Oz National Science Week2006/07/27
  953. Vacuum cups, Gender, Light Pollution2006/07/20
  954. Nuclear Fusion and the movies2006/07/13
  955. Nuclear power and its alternatives2006/07/06
  956. Invisibility and Whale Hunting2006/06/29
  957. Women Know, the Golden Ratio, and Nuclear expense2006/06/15
  958. Ghosts, Blimps, and maybe mermaids2006/06/08
  959. Hair Science, and Echinoderm World2006/06/01
  960. Toads, Flying cars and Monkey Mating2006/05/25
  961. Parrot Environment, Rutherford part 22006/05/18
  962. No Petrol, Nose Picking and Asteroids2006/05/11
  963. Glow worms, Rutherford part1, Wallaby2006/05/04
  964. Slippery Ice, Misdirected Science2006/04/27
  965. Diffusion 20th Apr 20062006/04/20
  966. Diffusion 13th April 20062006/04/13
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  968. Diffusion 30th March 20062006/03/30
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  970. Diffusion 16th March 20062006/03/16
  971. Diffusion 9th March 20062006/03/09
  972. Diffusion 2nd March 20062006/03/02
  973. Diffusion 23rd February 20062006/02/23
  974. Not Discovery 16th February 20062006/02/16
  975. Not Discovery 9th February 20062006/02/09
  976. UnDiscovered 26th January 20062006/01/26
  977. UnDiscovered 19th January 20062006/01/19
  978. UnDiscovered 12th January 20062006/01/12
  979. UnDiscovered 29th December 20052005/12/29
  980. A Very Disco Xmas2005/12/22
  981. Undiscovered 15th December 20052005/12/15
  982. Diffusion 8th December 20052005/12/08
  983. Diffusion 1st December 20052005/12/01
  984. Diffusion 24th November 20052005/11/24
  985. Diffusion 17th November 20052005/11/17
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  995. 18th August 20052005/08/18
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  1000. Diffusion 14th July 20052005/07/14
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  1002. Discovery 30th Jun 20052005/06/30
  1003. Diffusion Science show 16th Jun 20052005/06/16
  1004. Altruism and Solistalgia2005/06/09
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  1009. Diffusion 12th May 20052005/05/12
  1010. Diffusion 19th May 20052005/05/19
  1011. Diffusion 12th April 20052005/04/12
  1012. Math language and giant spiders2005/02/22
  1013. Flu and Animal weaponry2002/07/16
  1014. Military science special2002/07/09
  1015. Fungi, methamphetamines and cat immunity2002/07/02
  1016. Spina Bifida, Global warming, Winter2002/06/25
  1017. Life affects health, and Sea Sponges2002/06/11
  1018. Bioluminescence, Kangaroos and Dinosaurs2002/06/04
  1019. Pheromones,science publishing, Dr Karl2002/02/19
  1020. Neutrino problems, Coriolis effect2001/12/11
  1021. 2001 Ig Nobles, Dawkins versus Gould2001/10/09
  1022. Normal PI, Grace Hopper's bugs2001/09/11
  1023. Peter Watts, Parasitic computers2001/09/04
  1024. Solar science, Lithium fusion2001/05/01
  1025. Jack Carmody, Repressed Memories2001/03/20
  1026. Faster Than Light, Japanese Encephalitus2001/01/30
  1027. Skulls, balls, bees, noses and lekking2001/01/02
  1028. Beasts, Zombies and Live Severed Heads2000/10/31
  1029. Quantum Computer, Women, MindSwitch1999/11/16
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