Archive for the 'interview' Category
Saturday, March 19th, 2011
I talk to Professor Claude Roux from the Centre for Forensic Science at the University of Technology Sydney about forensics and how it is used. Topics we discuss include: – The type of research Claude is interested in – Finger printing – Forensic anatomy – Anti body forensic methods – DNA usage and profiling in […]
Categories: biology, chemistry, interview, physics, podcast
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Sunday, March 13th, 2011
Why do people lie? And how easy is it to determine if people are being truthful or not? I talk to Dr Helen Paterson and Sadhana Raju in relation to these topics. We discuss: – What is a lie? – Why do people lie? – Is there an advantage to being deceitful? – Are humans […]
Categories: interview, podcast, psychology
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Saturday, March 5th, 2011
The Ordinary Guy from the Brains Matter Podcast has contributed to another episode of 365 Days of Astronomy: Meteorites in Antarctica
Categories: astronomy, interview, podcast
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Sunday, January 2nd, 2011
In Brains Matter’s continuing series on science communication, I continue my talk with Steve Mirsky, a journalist and author, editor at Scientific American, and podcast host about various aspects of science communication and the perception of science in the public. This is part 2 of the discussion. If you haven’t listened to part 1, please […]
Categories: communication, interview, podcast
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Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
In Brains Matter’s continuing series on science communication, I talk to Steve Mirsky, a journalist and author, editor at Scientific American, and podcast host about various aspects of science communication and the perception of science in the public. Topics we discuss include: – Steve’s background – The changing view of science by the public – […]
Categories: communication, interview, podcast
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Saturday, October 23rd, 2010
In our continuing series on Science Communication, I talk to Sydney science journalist, Ian Woolf. Topics we discuss include: – How Ian got into science communication – How well is science communicated in Australia? – Where does most of the communication come from in this country? – The government’s lack of valuing of education – […]
Categories: communication, interview, podcast
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Friday, October 22nd, 2010
In todays show, I talk to Karl Kruszelnicki, also known as Dr Karl, about science communication, in the Brains Matter continuing series of science communication. Topics we discuss are: – Why do we need a science week? – Respect for education – Different attitudes to education and science overseas compared to western nations – The […]
Categories: communication, interview, podcast, politics
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Monday, October 18th, 2010
In todays episode I talk to Bec Crew, from Cosmos Magazine. Bec won the Australian Government’s National Science Week Big Blog Theory competition in the Blogging Category, and talked to me about science blogging, her blog, how it started and what got her interested in science communication. Bec also discusses what she thinks makes a […]
Categories: communication, fun, interview, podcast
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Friday, October 15th, 2010
In this episode, the fourth anniversary of the Brains Matter podcast, I talk to Professor Dennis Schatz, the Senior Vice President for Strategic Programs at the Pacific Science Centre in the US. We discussed the topic of communication in science, including: – Dennis’s background – What are some of the issues with current science communication? […]
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Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
The Ordinary Guy from the Brains Matter Podcast has contributed to another episode of 365 Days of Astronomy: Transiting Extra Solar Planets
Categories: astronomy, interview, physics, podcast
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