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Deep sea nodules, ideas in ecology, and three brilliant scientists not always on the money

Millions, perhaps billions of sharks teeth lie on the ocean floor. Valuable mineral deposits collect on their fossilised remains. Now they are viewed…

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Lab Notes: Have we found dark matter?

Deep in an old gold mine in South Dakota, scientists witnessed a flash of energy in a giant pool of xenon. Some in the astronomical community are pre…

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The big cats that stalked early humans and why ancient concrete outlasts the modern stuff

Plus the tree bark which hosts a whole world of methane-absorbing microbes.

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Lab Notes: The AI maths wars
Lab Notes: The AI maths wars

AI is getting so good at maths that it is now tackling, and apparently solving, some of the hardest mathematical problems that exist. But as huge com…

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AI boost for people with dyslexia and how algorithms shape what we read

And botanists intervene to save a plant that may have become sterile

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Lab Notes: Where could bird flu go next?

It's been three months since the first case of bird flu was found on the Australian continent.

Many cases have been found in birds since then, along w…

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As fire ravages the Northern Hemisphere, is Australia ready for a record-breaking El Niño? And why optimists live longer than pessimists

The Science Show gives Australians unique insights into the latest scientific research and debate.

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Lab Notes: Why are we ticklish?

Most people know the feeling of ticklishness, whether it's the tickle attacks that bring about uncontrollable laughter or the feather-like touch from…

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A moon beyond our Solar System, dust storms on Mars and questioning of reality

Dust storms on Mars make the biggest on Earth seem like a gentle breeze. Chelsea Huang describes the Martian conditions which produce humungous dust …

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Lab Notes: The redback sex-death somersault

These little spiders that live in the dark corner of your garage have a pretty crazy sex life. Researchers have known for a while that male redback s…

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