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30 minutes
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Bahasa Inggeris
Australia
27 episod
sejak 6 Mei 2026
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What was it like to be a nuclear physicist during the Cold War? Dr John Boldeman AO looks back at the early days of Australia’s nuclear research program. He joined the Australian Atomic Energy Commission at Lucas Heights in 1960 and went on to work alongside scientists on both sides of the Iron ...

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It might start with just one person. One becomes two, two becomes four, and under the right circumstances a single infection can become an epidemic. But why do some diseases spread so much faster than others, and is there a limit to how contagious a disease can become? David Boldeman is joined ...
Content warning: this episode discusses suicide and mental health. If you need support, in Australia call Lifeline 24/7 on 13 11 14 or text 0477 13 11 14. In the US or Canada, call or text 988. Many people wait months to see a psychologist, while clinicians are stretched thin and burning out. Ps ...
Palaeontology has changed enormously in recent decades, but many museum and theme park dinosaurs still look like they came straight out of last century. Palaeontologist James Ronan joins David Boldeman to explain why that matters, how his Dinosaur Accuracy Audit grades exhibits on everything fr ...
Can AI tell when a cow is getting sick before a farmer? An Australian team is working on using farm data to create a digital version of each cow and look for signs of illness before they become obvious. The technology can help prevent issues to improve milk production and keep animals healthy. ...
The first of a new fleet of uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) has set off from Tasmania, Australia, on a nine-month mission to monitor the Southern Ocean. CSIRO’s Dr Elizabeth Shadwick discusses with host David Boldeman how the project will help us to better understand how much carbon dioxide fr ...
We're told white keeps you cool and black soaks up the heat — but where does purple fit in? Imma Perfetto joins David Boldeman to unpack the surprising physics of colour and heat after a new purple fabric was found to keep you cooler than white cotton. The discovery was made by researchers at Ad ...
New research shows that making sexual health services pleasure-inclusive for young people returns $23 for every $1 spent. Across 99 countries, that's 30.7 million more people protected, 4.3 million unintended pregnancies avoided, and over 90,000 lives saved by 2050. It turns out the missing pi ...
The last Tasmanian tiger died 90 years ago. Could de-extinction science bring it back? Professor Andrew Pask explains how. September 7, 1936, was the last confirmed sighting of a thylacine (Tasmanian tiger). It was named “Benjamin” and died at Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, Australia. Now, 90 years o ...
Why does mint make your mouth feel like it's full of ice even though it doesn't change the temperature in your mouth? In this episode, host David Boldeman sits down with science journalist Ellen Phiddian to unpack the strange sensory science hiding behind everyday flavors. They dig into the trig ...
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