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In this episode. Tom chats with Professor Rod Cross from the University of Sydney. Professor Cross has spent a career looking at Olasma Physics, and another career (after he retired) looking at sports physics and forensic physics. We talked about a large

Welcome back to 2017 and a new year of STEMpunk. In this episode the STEMpunks do a quick review of 2016 and have a think about the year ahead! Lots of cool ideas, lots to do. Some of the things we talked about in this episode were how we throughout last

On Tuesday November 7, The STEMpunks, Tom, Christie (played in this episode by Stephanie Momsen) and Shane hosted our fourth STEMpunk quiz as a part of the Sydney University Science Teachers Workshop and Wayward Brewery in Annandale, Sydney. It was a hug

From left: Tom, Luke Barnes, Christie, Geraint Lewis, ShaneTom Christie and Shane sat down with Professor Geraint Lewis and Dr Luke Barnes to talk about galaxies, multiverses, STEM and their new Book "A Fortunate Universe: Life in a Finely Tuned Cosmos."

A/Prof Dennis Stello. A superstar of Asteroseismology!Tom talks to Dennis Stello from halfway between Sydney Uni and UNSW about Asteroseismology, Kepler spacecraft, planet hunting, galaxies and funding. I learnt a lot and hope that you enjoy the chat. Thi

Dr Jenny Martin. In this interview Tom talks to Science communicator, lecturer, radio presenter and excellent person Dr Jenny Martin from the University of Melbourne. We talked about STEM, Communication, Teaching science communication and h

Brian Cox on QandA "See this point here? NASA didn't fudge that data either!"So, how do you communicate science to the people who don't want science communicated to them? Perhaps we should not communicate science to them at all, leave them alone, save our

Shane chats to some of the exhibitors of the Expo at the Australian Museum’s Science Festival.  He gains insights to the public engagement of STEM and motivations for why STEM is important. Australian Museumhttp://australianmuseum.net.au/ 3M Australi

Hi Audience! You're awesome!On Tuesday August 16, The STEMpunks, Tom, Christie and Shane hosted our third STEMpunk quiz as a part of the Sydney Science Festival and supported by National Science Week at Wayward Brewery in Annandale, Sydney.

In this episode, STEMpunk Shane Hengst interviews Dr James O'Hanlon, Postdoctoral fellow at Macquarie University. We talked about James' research, his work his interest in science communication and STEM. A great chat, I'm sure you'll agree.