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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Where did whales come from?
Student essay winner reveals Australia’s dirty little secret – 60% of fresh produce is dumped Gathering clues on the evolution of whales The secret life of whales More Dagg
Remembering Laika: The first creature in space
Cane toads to get the Crispr treatment Remembering Laika Adaptive optics removes the twinkle from stars The world according to Dagg Stopping the qubit chatter Challenging our thought processes, biases and assumptions Pt The Periodic Table – A visual guide to the elements Challenges for science writers
A new Centre of Excellence and slender rats
New Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery Vale Neville Fletcher The role of music in human evolution and society today - part 2 New experience for visitors at Melbourne Museum Rats in Australia 6 million years before humans Controlling Indonesian peatland fires Revising the Nacophorini moths of southern Australia
Brain cancer, printing brains and flying beyond Pluto
First lab model for testing brain tumour therapies 3D printed body tissues becoming a reality At home monitoring changes health care focus from curative to preventative Pluto mission chief still can’t believe they really did it Gravitational waves - the alerts, the secrecy, the teamwork, the science
Prize-winning teachers, pioneering stargazers and typewriters!
More Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science 2017 How the typewriter changed the economy and society Human group intelligence applied to AI John Bolton – father of radio astronomy Warming waters threaten kelp
The Prime Minister's prizes for science, more waves from space and a new plan for universities and jobs
The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science 2017 Latest gravitational waves ‘almost too good to be true’ University of Tasmania offers shorter, cheaper courses focussed on jobs How birds map and navigate as they fly around the planet Vision of bees applied to drone navigation