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Episode 123: Science Poetry of Tasmania: Part 2
Episode 123
Tune in to hear science and poetry combined and meet the authors behind the poems!
This is the second of two episodes where Kate talks to Tasmanian-ba…
5 years ago
Episode 122: Science Poetry of Tasmania: Part 1
Episode 122
Tune in to hear science and poetry combined and meet the authors behind the poems!
This is the first of two episodes where Kate talks to Tasmanian-bas…
5 years ago
Episode 121: Designing a Women in ICT Pathways Model
What do you do when you know what the plethora of diversity problems facing Women in ICT are and how to fix them, but it seems like an insurmountable…
5 years ago
Episode 120: Environmental Engineering
Join Sarah and Niamh while they talk to environmental engineer Robyn Bussey. Robyn’s diverse experiences shows the range and scope of work in the en…
5 years, 1 month ago
Episode 119: Biostatistics: it’s good for the heart
How can we use data to assess cardiovascular risk in Australia?
This week, Niamh and Sophie talk to biostatistician and public health researcher Dr Ka…
5 years, 1 month ago
Episode 118: Family History Piecing together the past
Convict ancestry, adoption and skeletons in the closet, find out about the tensions and joys of delving into your family’s past, along with the resou…
5 years, 1 month ago
Episode 117: By the by-catch: mitigation and risk
Episode 117
By the by-catch, it’s more possible to reduce the harmful side effects of commercial fishing than you might have previously thought!
This week, Dr She…
5 years, 1 month ago
Episode 116: Fisheries, freezers & forensics
Do you understand how commercial fisheries are monitored? Mibu Fischer and Niamh Chapman chat with Dr Madi Green about her efforts in assisting the c…
5 years, 1 month ago
Episode 115: Tremendous Turbo Chooks
Native hens, turbo chooks, whatever you know them as they are a distinctive character in the Tasmanian landscape, but despite their abundance, their …
5 years, 2 months ago
Episode 114: Putting pressure on gut health
The importance of good bacteria in our gut may be more important than ever. Dr Niamh Chapman talks to Associate Professor Francine Marques from Monas…
5 years, 2 months ago