Mon, 17 June 2013
National Architecture Conference ‘Material’ Interviews 2
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Sun, 16 June 2013
On this week's show Dr Shane, Dr Lauren and Dr Jen discuss hard decelerating cheetahs, stress induced grey hair and the stomach muscles of (thankfully) pre-historic armored mega fish. Guests this week include the Director of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Professor Doug Hilton, Dr David Szmulewicz from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital joins the team to discuss the importance and methods for testing balance and Richard Manasseh from the Department of Mechnical Engineering at Swinburne University presents his research on how ultrasound can be used to increase drug absorption. All this and more on another packed episode! |
Sun, 16 June 2013
Dr Surf talks about how surfers go about predicting waves using old-school and modern methods - when they arrive, how big they are. Plus two examples of how it can be got really wrong, even with the modern tech. Plus surf news - what's happening with Billabong and Quiksilver, and what it means for surf culture and the ramifications for competitive surfing. |
Wed, 12 June 2013
On this week's Byte:
Presented by Ben Finney, Mike Bantick, and Dan Golding. |
Wed, 12 June 2013
Zero G #928 QUEEN'S BIRTHPOD |
Sun, 9 June 2013
Dr Shane and Dr Dyani discuss bird penises, glowing plants and crowd-funding research ethics, astronomical dust traps, the Albert Einstein Automated Transfer Vehicle and bee colony collapse. They talk to David Hocking, PhD student from Zoos Vic, Monash University and Museum Victoria, about how seals capture their prey underwater, and to Professor Sally McArthur, Associate Dean Research and Development, Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Science, Swinburne University of Technology, about her work with bio-interface engineering - linking technology to biology, and improving pathology testing times. For more information visit us at: http://einsteinagogo.net/
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Sun, 9 June 2013
Digga, Laurel and Stan discuss micro-climates in home gardens and what to look for and how to allow for their effects. They also discuss their gardens and give advice to callers on a range of topics. |
Sun, 9 June 2013
Laurel, Olive and Hazel kick off winter with special guest Doris Pozzi. Together they discuss foraging for edible weeds (see www.edibleweeds.com for more info). The team also discuss their gardens and give advice to callers. |
Sun, 9 June 2013
Laurel, Digga and Huen host special guests Natalie Simmons and Trevor Seppings who are NMIT students that did a scholarship at the Jerusalem Botanic Gardens in Isreal in March 2012. The team also give a dvice to callers and dicuss their gardens. |
Sun, 9 June 2013
Olive, Digga and Laurel speak to Hamish Mitchell, the Managing Director of Speciality Trees who grow trees for the wholesale market. They also give advice to callers and tell us what is happening in their gardens. |


