Archive for the 'biology' Category
Tuesday, November 6th, 2007
In the episode today, I speak to Professor Peter McIntyre from the University of Melbourne on pain – what is it, how do we feel it, what forms of it are there, and how does it relate to our sense of taste? Listen to this interview, and learn about it! Download MP3 of Ep47 Don’t […]
Categories: biology, interview, podcast
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Sunday, October 7th, 2007
I interview Nobel Laureate and Australian of the Year, Professor Peter Doherty, and we talk about the work that led to his Nobel Prize, his books, his views on modern science, and I also get a joke out of the Nobel Prize winner. The show also features some news, pin of the episode, and reader […]
Categories: biology, fun, interview, nobel, podcast
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Sunday, July 8th, 2007
Saturn moon looks like a sponge (ABC Australia science news) Scientists make landmark DNA discoveries (ABC Australia science news) Vatican reveals Roman necropolis (news.com.au) Mercury probe swings by Venus (Discovery channel) Future universe will ‘stop expanding’ (National Geographic) Lava microbes lived on early earth (Discovery channel) Meditator’s brains seem alert (ABC Australia science news) Earth […]
Categories: astronomy, biology, history, physics
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Saturday, July 7th, 2007
The Missing Day (click here)
Categories: biology, fun
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Saturday, June 30th, 2007
You are made of space-time (New Scientist) Why Pluto had to go (Cosmos Magazine) Chimps cheer for attention (Discovery channel) Researchers find what may be a new state of matter (Ars Technica) Waterless planets defy expectations (Discovery channel) Regular naps make hearts healthy (Discovery channel) Spice healer (Scientific American) Pluto’s newest moons named Hydra and […]
Categories: astronomy, biology, climate, mathematics, physics
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Saturday, June 30th, 2007
You are made of space-time (New Scientist) Why Pluto had to go (Cosmos Magazine) Chimps cheer for attention (Discovery channel) Researchers find what may be a new state of matter (Ars Technica) Waterless planets defy expectations (Discovery channel) Regular naps make hearts healthy (Discovery channel) Spice healer (Scientific American) Pluto’s newest moons named Hydra and […]
Categories: astronomy, biology, climate, mathematics, physics
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Saturday, June 16th, 2007
I talk with Dr Zachary Moore, from the Department of Biophysics and Molecular Genetics from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, regarding evolution, and to tackle the questions that some nay-sayers have about it. Dr Moore’s website is http://www.drzach.net/ Download MP3 of Ep30 Please vote for this podcast this month at You […]
Categories: biology, interview, podcast
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Thursday, May 31st, 2007
Planet hunters spy distant haul (BBC) Astronomers eagerly await potential birth of ‘super’ sun Astronomers have pinpointed two massive stars, orbiting close to each other in space, that could merge to create a “super” sun, 100 times bigger than our own. The massive “binary” star system, located in a galaxy orbiting the Milky Way, has […]
Categories: astronomy, biology
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Thursday, May 31st, 2007
Planet hunters spy distant haul (BBC) Astronomers eagerly await potential birth of ‘super’ sun Astronomers have pinpointed two massive stars, orbiting close to each other in space, that could merge to create a “super” sun, 100 times bigger than our own. The massive “binary” star system, located in a galaxy orbiting the Milky Way, has […]
Categories: astronomy, biology
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Monday, May 28th, 2007
I talk to Dr Alan Dorin from Monash University about his interests in the philosophy and application of the principles of artificial life, in particular self-assembly and ecosystem simulation, to generative electronic art. Download MP3 of Ep29 The link to Dr Dorin’s web page is: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~aland/ Please vote for this podcast this month at You […]
Categories: biology, computers, interview, music, podcast
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