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ABC Australia 1070 - Deep sea nodules, ideas in ecology, and three brilliant scientists not always on the money

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The Science Show

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

Lab Notes: Have we found dark matter?

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

Lab Notes: The AI maths wars

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

Lab Notes: Where could bird flu go next?

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

Lab Notes: Why are we ticklish?

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

Lab Notes: The redback sex-death somersault

The debate over who should be in the genus Homo, and the trailblazing botanical illustrators, Harriet and Helena Scott

Lab Notes: The 'Hail Mary' effort to rescue a telescope

How nematodes love smelly feet, plants that trap insects, Australians at CERN and vale Peter Raven

Lab Notes: How do flowers know when to bloom?

Dark Matter search from inner Melbourne, Gelion update, Bach and maths and vale Bill Oddie

Lab Notes: In an era of AI hacking, how safe is the census?

Looking inside cells, and how seals hear so well underwater

Lab Notes: What will we see in a 10-year movie of the universe?

Pioneers past and present, and fiddling with life brings a heavy caution

Lab Notes: How do we predict the snow season?

Fossil graveyards an archive of past climate and ecology

Lab Notes: What's it like to be in a clinical trial?

Monitoring Antarctic glaciers and the science of gluten-free baking

Lab Notes: Is AI taking over mathematics?

As bird flu arrives in Australia, an endangered species is being quarantined

Lab Notes: Is space junk destroying the ozone layer?

How bird brains help us understand human brains, and how eugenics had as much hand in the birth control movement as did feminism

Lab Notes: The bird flu risk for Aussie wildlife

Insects and pain and The Selfish Gene turns 50

Lab Notes: What happens when a whale dies?

Kris sword with an intriguing history, echidnas, tropical forests and Australia’s energy potential

Lab Notes: Tallest tree in East Asia

The First Inventors

Lab Notes: Plants can hear you

AI tools in ocean research and a tribute to Dame Bridget Ogilvie

Lab Notes: Lead may be hiding in your clothing

Sex testing at the Olympics: beware the exceptions

Lab Notes: Giant dino discovery fulfils a childhood dream

Science and the budget, bird flu closer to Australia and a guide to pollination

Lab Notes: Can AI chatbots make you delusional?

Celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday and a new way of making vaccines

Lab Notes: What happens if a major ocean current … stops?

Australian science under strain

Lab Notes: AI data centres are coming to remote Australia

Response to Australia’s ESO rejection

Lab Notes: Aussies loved Artemis II — and they want more

Lab Notes: Is measles back?

Australia says no to European Southern Observatory collaboration, applications of quantum mechanics and testing trees’ response to rising carbon dioxide

Lab Notes: What can we grow on the Moon?

Australian and New Zealand research presented at Falling Walls Berlin