Lost in Science Podcast
1) Clancy the Bee Man and scanning for signs of life
This week Linden talks to Clancy "The Bee Man" about native pollinators and how to look after them, while Stu finds out about how we can "Scan for life signs" in the 21st century without having to act...Show More
2) Plains-Wanderers Expanding & Reviving Thylacines
This week on Lost in Science, Claire speaks with researcher Saskia Gerhardy about her fascinating new work revealing that the critically endangered plains-wanderer has a much wider habitat than previo...Show More
3) Year of Quantum and Kelp Carbon Capture
This week on the show we continue our Quantum for Dummies series, celebrating the International Year of Quantum. Claire takes the “dummy” seat once again, putting Chris, our resident quantum physicist...Show More
4) Science voices and static electricity
In this National Science Week episode, Linden unmasks some famous performers who also have a science background; and Chris shares some new research into how static electricity works, which is still un...Show More
5) Evolution Show; Ancient Burials & Animal Doubles
This week on Lost in Science, Linden explores fascinating new evidence that Homo naledi may have buried their dead 250,000 years ago—over three times earlier than we thought humans developed such ritu...Show More
6) Stressed Bird Leaders and pre feather feathers
Claire looks to the animal kingdom for leadership strategies, and Stu explores ancient creatures who developed their own version of something almost completely unlike feathers millions of years before...Show More
7) Matter vs antimatter, and clouds vs climate
This week, Chris breaks down the latest experimental results from the Large Hadron Collider, which confirmed an asymmetry between matter and antimatter, but not enough to explain the imbalance seen in...Show More
8) Underground eyeless invertebrates and interstellar interlopers
Claire talks to Dr. Jess Marsh abotu eyeless invertebrates under the Nullarbor, and Chris looks into the dark sky for a new interstellar visitor to our solar system
9) Year of Quantum and Blood type changes
This week to celebrate International Year of Quantum, Claire gets all her most basic quantum questions answered by Chris - what is Quantum, why should we be celebrating, and when will quantum technolo...Show More
10) Does AI change your brain? Young Indigenous Womens' STEM Academy
Linden talks about a recent study into the effect of generative AI use on cognitive function and Stu talks to Kim Dyball, Executive Manager of the Young Indigenous Womens' STEM Academy and how a Churc...Show More