Special – Ashley Cooper, Climate Change Photographer: Global Warming Through a Lens
Ashley Cooper is an environmental photographer who has spent the past 13 years visiting every continent on the globe to visually document th...
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Vaguely Accurate is a series by series based podcast hosted by Daniel Kelsey-Wilkinson. Each series Vaguely Accurate will address a real world problem which is under current investigation by...
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Special: Communicate 2 Inspire - A Story Of How To Communicate Science In A 'Post-Truth' World
Digital Disruption and a post-truth world: Future Planning for Science Communicators In this era of digital growth and with more information...
ECR #024: Luke Daly - Space Rocks & Planetary Science
Have you ever questioned the origins of universe? Are you curious about the beginnings of the early solar systems? If you are you should alm...
ECR #23 – Kate Derry: Childhood Narcissism
Kate Derry is a psychology PhD candidate from The University of Western Australia. She currently operates between the UWA campus and various...
ECR #22 – Hannah Etchells: Fire Ecology & Natures Response to Wildfires
Hannah Etchells is a Botany PhD candidate from The University of Western Australia. She currently operates between the UWA campus and the gr...
ECR #21 – David Gozzard: Optical Metrology and Signal Transmission Stabilisation
David Gozzard is a Physics PhD candidate from The University of Western Australia. He currently operates within the basement of the UWA phys...
Special: Helen Czerski - Experimental Explosive Physics, Science Communication & Cosmic Shambles Live
Today we have a special episode of Vaguely Accurate. We meet Helen Czerski, a physicist, oceanographer and science communicator for the BBC....
ECR #20 – Weight Cutting in Combat Sports: Dehydration & Rehydration & Repeat Performance in Elite Athletes
ECR #20 – Weight Cutting in Combat Sports: Dehydration & Rehydration & Repeat Performance in Elite Athletes Cutting weight for an upcoming f...
ECR #019 – Skynet Is Coming: Driverless Cars with a Software Engineer
This week will meet Pieter Luitjens, an engineer currently working on the development of self-driving cars for Mercedes. Pieter previously w...
#018 – Effects Of Water-Based Exercise In People With Coronary Heart Disease
Today we dive into the field of health & exercise Physiology as we meet physiotherapist & sonographer, Anna Scheer. Anna is currently a PhD...
#017 - Non-toxic Metabolic Management Of Cancer: A Ketogenic Diet
Today we learn about a sensitive subject almost everyone will have experienced in one way or another – cancer. To be more detailed we will b...
#015 - It's a Water Golem: Marine Geology & Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool.
For our 15th full feature episode we meet Erica Suosaari, a marine geologist who completed her PhD under the 'Rosenstiel School of Marine an...
Special: Showcase of RezBaz at Curtin University
This episode is of a slightly different format than the previous episodes and thus is a special entry. I was invited to present at the Resea...
#014 – Electrostimulation Therapy for Spinal Injury Rehabilitation
Vanesa Bochkezanian is a physiotherapist from Argentina with many years of clinical experience who has transitioned to the world of research...
#013 – The Urbanisation of Trapdoor Spiders
In this episode we meet Leanda Mason - A PhD candidate at Curtin University investigating the effect of urbanisation on Trapdoor spiders. Th...
#012 - Herpetology: It's A Hard Frog Life For WA
What is Herpetology? Herpetology is the study of amphibians and is also the specialisation of our featured guest for this episode, Joshua Ke...
#011 - Mental Health Experiences: Anorexia & Depression
Our featured guest for this episode is Bronwyn Milkins, a PhD candidate at The University of Western Australia in the field of psychology. S...
#010 - Cognitive Psychology and Insomnia
Our featured guest for this episode is Bronwyn Milkins, A PhD candidate at The University of Western Australia in the field of psychology. S...
#009 - Health Policy: Economic Costs of Low Back-Pain
By popular demand we are releasing a second episode this week. Today we meet Mariette Luitjens, a former Physiotherapist from Curtin Univers...
#008 - A Drone Landing
Today on the show we meet Vish, a Masters graduate from RMIT University, who will introduce us to the discipline of aerospace engineering. T...