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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Gepubliceerd15 sep. 2026
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1067-
Lab Notes: The AI maths wars
Beluisterd
15 sep. 2026
1066-
AI boost for people with dyslexia and how algorithms shape what we read
Beluisterd
12 sep. 2026
1065-
Lab Notes: Where could bird flu go next?
Beluisterd
09 sep. 2026
1064-
As fire ravages the Northern Hemisphere, is Australia ready for a record-breaking El Niño? And why optimists live longer than pessimists
Beluisterd
05 sep. 2026
1063-
Lab Notes: Why are we ticklish?
Beluisterd
02 sep. 2026
1062-
A moon beyond our Solar System, dust storms on Mars and questioning of reality
Beluisterd
29 aug. 2026
1061-
Lab Notes: The redback sex-death somersault
Beluisterd
26 aug. 2026
1060-
The debate over who should be in the genus Homo, and the trailblazing botanical illustrators, Harriet and Helena Scott
Beluisterd
22 aug. 2026
1059-
Lab Notes: The 'Hail Mary' effort to rescue a telescope
Beluisterd
19 aug. 2026
1058-
How nematodes love smelly feet, plants that trap insects, Australians at CERN and vale Peter Raven
Beluisterd
15 aug. 2026
1057-
Lab Notes: How do flowers know when to bloom?
Beluisterd
12 aug. 2026
1056-
Dark Matter search from inner Melbourne, Gelion update, Bach and maths and vale Bill Oddie
Beluisterd
08 aug. 2026
1055-
Lab Notes: In an era of AI hacking, how safe is the census?
Beluisterd
05 aug. 2026
1054-
Looking inside cells, and how seals hear so well underwater
Beluisterd
01 aug. 2026
1053-
Lab Notes: What will we see in a 10-year movie of the universe?
Beluisterd
29 jul. 2026
1052-
Pioneers past and present, and fiddling with life brings a heavy caution
Beluisterd
25 jul. 2026
1051-
Lab Notes: How do we predict the snow season?
Beluisterd
22 jul. 2026
1050-
Fossil graveyards an archive of past climate and ecology
Beluisterd
18 jul. 2026
1049-
Lab Notes: What's it like to be in a clinical trial?
Beluisterd
15 jul. 2026
1048-
Monitoring Antarctic glaciers and the science of gluten-free baking
Beluisterd
11 jul. 2026
1047-
Lab Notes: Is AI taking over mathematics?
Beluisterd
08 jul. 2026
1046-
As bird flu arrives in Australia, an endangered species is being quarantined
Beluisterd
04 jul. 2026
1045-
Lab Notes: Is space junk destroying the ozone layer?
Beluisterd
01 jul. 2026
1044-
How bird brains help us understand human brains, and how eugenics had as much hand in the birth control movement as did feminism
Beluisterd
27 jun. 2026
1043-
Lab Notes: The bird flu risk for Aussie wildlife
Beluisterd
24 jun. 2026
1042-
Insects and pain and The Selfish Gene turns 50
Beluisterd
20 jun. 2026
1041-
Lab Notes: What happens when a whale dies?
Beluisterd
17 jun. 2026
1040-
Kris sword with an intriguing history, echidnas, tropical forests and Australia’s energy potential
Beluisterd
13 jun. 2026
1039-
Lab Notes: Tallest tree in East Asia
Beluisterd
11 jun. 2026
1038-
The First Inventors
Beluisterd
06 jun. 2026
1037-
Lab Notes: Plants can hear you
Beluisterd
03 jun. 2026
1036-
AI tools in ocean research and a tribute to Dame Bridget Ogilvie
Beluisterd
30 mei 2026
1035-
Lab Notes: Lead may be hiding in your clothing
Beluisterd
28 mei 2026
1034-
Sex testing at the Olympics: beware the exceptions
Beluisterd
23 mei 2026
1033-
Lab Notes: Giant dino discovery fulfils a childhood dream
Beluisterd
21 mei 2026
1032-
Science and the budget, bird flu closer to Australia and a guide to pollination
Beluisterd
16 mei 2026
1031-
Lab Notes: Can AI chatbots make you delusional?
Beluisterd
14 mei 2026
1030-
Celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday and a new way of making vaccines
Beluisterd
08 mei 2026
1029-
Lab Notes: What happens if a major ocean current … stops?
Beluisterd
07 mei 2026
1028-
Australian science under strain
Beluisterd
02 mei 2026
1027-
Lab Notes: AI data centres are coming to remote Australia
Beluisterd
30 apr. 2026
1025-
Response to Australia’s ESO rejection
Beluisterd
25 apr. 2026
1024-
Lab Notes: Aussies loved Artemis II — and they want more
Beluisterd
23 apr. 2026
1023-
Lab Notes: Is measles back?
Beluisterd
16 apr. 2026
1022-
Australia says no to European Southern Observatory collaboration, applications of quantum mechanics and testing trees’ response to rising carbon dioxide
Beluisterd
11 apr. 2026
1021-
Lab Notes: What can we grow on the Moon?
Beluisterd
09 apr. 2026
1020-
Australian and New Zealand research presented at Falling Walls Berlin
Beluisterd
04 apr. 2026
1019-
Lab Notes: Can we replace lab animals?
Beluisterd
02 apr. 2026
1018-
Saving Australia’s R&D, robot for cleaning up oil, and quantum physics with Paul Davies