Science On Top
Summary: The Australian podcast about science, health and technology news. Join Ed Brown and his panel of co-hosts each week as we talk about the latest and coolest research and discoveries in the world of science. We're joined by special guests from all over the science field: doctors, professors, nurses, teachers and more.
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Podcasts:
Gaming disorder, coldest place on Earth, mind-controlling parasites and an historic cockatoo drawing.
Finding frogs with dogs, a diabetes treatment from a platypus, bees that know nothing and mysterious cannibalistic crabs.
Dunes on Pluto, organics on Mars. Marshmallow test reproduced, blood tests for pregnancy due dates and cancers. A potential refutation of the Planet Nine hypothesis.
Vitamins: good or bad? The search for life should include viruses, Europe's oldest tree, and magpies that don't fear planes.
Advantages of jaundice, giant carnivorous invasive cloned flatworms, a successful eradication project, and the asteroid that orbits the wrong way.
The Yanny vs Laurel audio illusion, plumes of water from Europa, the origin of the amphibian-killing fungus, using ice cores to study Ancient Rome's economy, and clever magpies learn the calls of other birds.
Genetic roadmap from cell to organism, a blood donation hero, a call for WHO action, and seafaring Neanderthals.
Horses can remember your facial expressions, male fruit flies like having sex, a fungus stole genes from a bacteria and why kids have lots of energy.
Plastic-eating enzyme, NASA's new planet-hunting spacecraft, and DNA that spreads to other species remarkably common in the oceans.
Different styles of whale song, massive solar flares and really hot chillies!
A possible new organ discovered, Viking navigation, the most distant star ever seen, Big Pharma and Patiet Advocacy Groups, and flourescent puffins.
Children draw lady scientists, an old star that messed with our solar system, and newspapers a dying tool for epidemiologists.
Remembering Stephen Hawking, space twins are still human, a parrot comeback, a plummeting space station and Kepler running on empty.
Jupiter's interior, six types of diabetes, a new supercolony of penguins, and an ancient African custom now helping understand Earth's magnetic field.
Life in our most Mars-like region on Earth, ancient dice clues about fate and chance, silent crickets and a new species of tardigrade.
