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Hunting whistlers in the bush

August 5, 2015
Insight
Deep in the Australian Outback, testbed studies for the Square Kilometer Array have made it possible to survey plasma structures, one of the four fundamental states of matter, in the...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Interviews, Physics
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Eduardo Miranda and musical slime mould

July 15, 2015
Insight
A musical ‘duet’ between slime mould and a scientist creates beautiful and unusual sounds. Professor Eduardo Miranda at Plymouth University, a composer working at the crossroads of music and science,...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Chemical Engineering, Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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Time to put a bug in the system?

July 8, 2015
Insight
Population growth is set to place an incredible demand on food production – could it be met with the use of insects as an alternative food source? Here Gemma Lamb...
Earth & Environmental
Food & Bev, Food and Drink, Interviews
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What will follow the James Webb Space Telescope?

June 17, 2015
Insight
Scientists are calling for a giant space telescope to follow the James Webb Space Telescope – Professor Martin Barstow, former president of the Royal Astronomical Society, tells us about the...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Chemical Engineering, Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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Outreach: the gift that keeps on giving

June 10, 2015
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Rebecca Allen tells us about her positive experience with public outreach and why scientists should dedicate their precious free time to educate the public… The academic world is full of...
Uncategorised
Interviews
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Hiding in plain sight

May 28, 2015
Insight
What was the fate of the compact massive galaxies that populated the early Universe? This has been one of the biggest open questions in astronomy over the last decade. Giulia...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Interviews, Physics
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Capturing elusive anti-atoms

May 28, 2015
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For the first time, scientists at CERN have measured the charge of an anti-atom to high precision. Dr William Bertsche, part of the ALPHA collaboration, tells us more. What is...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Interviews, Physics
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No – it’s a snake…seriously, a flying snake.

April 22, 2015
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - it’s a snake...seriously, a flying snake. Jake Socha, professor at Virginia Tech has been investigating this unusual behaviour So…flying snakes…who...
Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Chemical Engineering, Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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Going with the flow for medicine assembly line

April 15, 2015
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Kerry Gilmore tells us how he is planning to revolutionise the individual batch approach to drug production… Science developed as a means to help us gain a sense of understanding...
Chemistry, Life Sciences
Drug Discovery, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Interviews, Pharmaceutical
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Chemistry in the perfect coffee

March 18, 2015
Insight
Computational chemistry and coffee; not – you might imagine – natural bedfellows. But Theoretical and Computational Chemist Christopher Hendon begs to differ… You were at the World Barista Championships 2014...
Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Atmospheric Chemistry, Chemistry, Interviews, Physics
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