The Science Show - Separate stories podcast

Proposed changes have seen scientists protest in Adelaide.

Peter Hadfield joins scientists in northern Tasmania studying devils and their tumours, trying to understand the genetics that allows some devils to survive.

Chrom V is Yunchul Kim’s installation based on dark matter. It featured in Science Gallery’s DARK MATTERS exhibition and continues as part of NOT NATURAL.

Queenslander Grace Lawrence is using supercomputer simulations of the formation of galaxies hoping to track dark matter. Her hope is for dark matter to be detected from Earth.

Eric Hudson’s lab is using a trapped ion system where an electric field in a vacuum traps and holds an ion in space.

There is insufficient time for many species to recover as fires in southwest US become more frequent.

The Center for Science, Society, and Public Policy will look at areas including climate and sustainability, bio and medical ethics and ethics of artificial intelligence.

Claire Saxby and illustrator Jess Racklyeft take readers young and old into the hidden world amongst a giant tree’s roots, trunk, branches and upper leaves where all sorts of animals and other plants thrive.

The herbarium houses plants from the wide range of environments found in Colorado from the mountains, canyons, plateaux, grasslands and high alpine.

As The Bee Babette Kit Prendergast presents a show delving into the anatomy and behaviour of our many species of wild bees.