206 – Dr Darryl Carlton – Two PhDs That Explain Why IT Projects Fial
In today’s episode, I talk to Dr Darryl Carlton about the following: – Darryl’s background – What defines an IT proj...
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20 of 50 episodes205 – Dr Darryl Carlton – On the Cusp of a Revolution : How do we prepare for AI?
In today’s episode, I speak to Dr Darryl Carlton about the evolution of Artificial Intelligence and what it means to us. I speak to hi...
BM204 – The Science of Sleep
In today’s episode, I speak to Ashen Vithana, a sleep scientist, and Alex Young, an entrepreneur and futurist, from the http://youtube...
BM203 – Dr Jürgen Knödlseder – Sustainability in Science Research
In this episode, I speak to Dr Jürgen Knödlseder on the following topics: – What are the components of a carbon footprint in science,...
BM202 – Dr Jürgen Knödlseder – Measuring Gamma Rays
In this episode, I speak to Dr Jürgen Knödlseder on the following topics: – What are gamma rays? – How do we detect gamma rays?...
BM201 – Ayush Pandhi – Polarisation and Magnetism in Space
In this episode, I speak to PhD student, Ayush Pandhi on his research into how polarised light is affected by magnetism in space. Ayush̵...
BM200 – Jamali Kigotho – Rooftop Wind Turbines
In this episode, I speak to engineering student Jamali Kigotho, who talks about his work on designing rooftop wind turbines for residential...
199 – Luke Steller – Does Venus have conditions for life?
In this episode, PhD student Luke Steller returns to talk to us about Venus and the asteroid Bennu. We discuss: * What does the discovery of...
198 – Luke Steller – What are the ingredients of life?
In this episode, I talk to Luke Steller, who is a PhD candidate at the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at the University of New South Wal...
197 – Dr Onisha Patel – Structural Biology & Superstars of STEM
In this episode, I talk to Dr Onisha Patel, who is a structural biologist at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI)...
196 – Monash Solar Decathlon Team
In this episode, I talk to Bec Lin, Shiyen Perera and Cyndy Li from Monash University who are all part of the Monash Solar Decathlon Team, a...
195 – Dr Dyani Lewis – Studying Chlamydia
In this episode, I speak to Dr Dyani Lewis on the research work she is undertaking as part of a larger team in studying chlamydia Download M...
194 – David Lee – Coding Skills at School
In today’s episode I talk to Davie Lee, a technology professional who has started up a programme to work with schools to help teach coding s...
193 – Troy Love – Humour in Lockdown
In today’s episode I talk to Troy Love, from Great Talk and Humour Australia about the importance of humour and happiness The things we talk...
192 – Dr Karen Lewis – Discovering Moons Around Extra Solar Planets
In today’s episode, I speak to Dr Karen Lewis about her research into looking for moons around extra solar planets. Download MP3 of Ep...
191 – Jamali Kigotho – Sustainability in Kenya
In today’s episode, I speak to award winning Science & Engineering Monash University student, Jamali Kigotho on his keen interest...
Happy New Year
I hope everyone has a wonderful 2020! Get ready for more shows coming out this year.
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190 – Nick Robinson – The Wild Top End
In today’s episode, I speak to Nick Robinson about his new IMAX documentary, “The Wild Top End 3D” We discuss: – How...
189 – Dyani Lewis – Journey to Becoming a Science Journalist
In today’s episode I speak to Dyani Lewis about her path from a science researcher to the path of a science journalist. Download MP3 o...
188 – Michael Dalton-Smith – Volcanoes 3D
In today’s episode I speak to Michael Dalton-Smith, who is a Canadian adventurer with over ten years of experience filming in some of...