Presenter Dr Shane is joined by Drs Linden and Hayley for the latest science news. Dr Francesco Ricci from the Department of Microbiology at Monash University discusses how scientists work to understand how life adapts to extreme environments and how life that thrives in these environments can help save the Great Barrier Reef. Professor Nicole Bell, President of The Australian Institute of Physics and researcher at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics at The University of Melbourne shows us how research into neutrinos and dark matter helps us understand our universe, and that Australia is heavily involved in this work.
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Dark Matter, Bipolar Disorder, Healthcare Statistics
Dark matter, blood transfusion for dogs and Australian abalone
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ALS, Invasive Ants and Kenya's Lions, Aerotrophs
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Planet earth, fungal pathogens, deep sea plastics, Mars helicopter, fruit flies
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Cancer Therapies, Prem Babies and Penguins
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