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The In/justices of A.I

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The Leadership film - Do Women Scientists Lead Differently?

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Was Einstein's wife the hidden contributor on his most famous works? Part 2 (Repeat)

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Who was Einstein’s first wife? Part 1 - Debate heats up over Mileva's role in Albert’s science (Repeat)

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Medical misinformation, COVID-19, Big Data and Black Lives Matter

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Climate in the Courtroom Part 3: Big Energy, big typhoons and a big fight for justice

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Climate in the Courtroom Part 2: A fossil fuel company is sued. Now it speaks.

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Climate in the Courtroom Part 1: Why is this Peruvian farmer suing Germany's largest power company RWE?

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The Animals: Laura Jean McKay, James Bradley, Chris Flynn's wild re-imaginings of other species

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From chaos to calm...and a whole universe in between

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When fake facts go viral: Islamic science, Medieval medicine and the history police (repeat)

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The mystery of two millionaires and two IVF embryos: The Trouble with Embryos (repeat)

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The carnivorous woman – a saga from Charles Darwin to Wheatbelt Western Australia (Part 2)

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A wild and whimsical world of flesh-eating plants (Part 1)

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The Gendered Brain - Gina Rippon and myth shattering neuroscience

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The Scientist and the Spy - China, the FBI, espionage, and racism

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The Big PhD Pause - postgraduate students, COVID-19, and the next brain drain? (Science Interrupted Part 3)

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The Ruins of Science - a story of misdirected medical power

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PREVIEW RN Presents — Hot Mess: Why haven’t we fixed climate change?

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The astrophysicist Survivor star and immunologist dropping everything to help save you from COVID19 (Science, Interrupted Part 2)

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Science, Interrupted Part 1 - lives, loves, labs upended by COVID19

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If we can mobilise around a pandemic, what next? Meet two revolutionaries already flouting the rules

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COVID-19, China’s wild wet markets, pangolins, and bats - is it US not THEM?

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Rules of contagion - meet a mathematician at the frontline of the COVID-19 fight

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Acclaimed Beasts of No Nation author Uzodinma Iweala - on science, power, and race

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Your 3D printed body

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School gate racism, education reclaimed, and family found (Part 2)

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How to be Two Ways strong: Dreamtime science and finding yourself (Part 1)

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EVACUATE NOW - wildfires and why Will stayed in bed

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Wildfires with wild numbers: fact checking a catastrophe

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The radical experimenters: a rapper, a poet, and a biological artist

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Of Mice and Men: This top cancer scientist thought he knew a lot about cancer. Then he got it.

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The predatory publishers sucking science's blood — Updated audio

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Do genetic ancestry tests know if you’re Palestinian? A cautionary tale of race and science (Summer Season)

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The Hollow Bones: the weird world of Nazi 'science' meets mysticism on the road to Tibet (Summer Season)

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Faith challenged - 21 and searching for science in the land of Trump (Summer Season)

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Lolita and Linda's uterus transplant - an ethical, emotional, and scientific minefield (Summer Season)

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The ultimate designer accessory - an artificial womb? (Summer Season)

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Science Friction's End of the Year quiz show!

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Discover your dark side - the science, psychology, and philosophy of evil

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Selfish by nature? Two scientific renegades who looked for kindness and paid a price

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A whole lot of POO!

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"A perfectly normal girl - although she likes computers" Hidden stories from Australian computing

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The Ladies' Log: Who (not what) were the first computers?

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Searching for Doggerland: stones, bones and a world submerged by climate change

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Matty's Story - donor conception and the cost of secrecy

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The conundrum of unused IVF embryos: The Trouble With Embryos Part 2

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The mystery of two millionaires and two IVF embryos: The Trouble with Embryos Part 1

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Pulsar woman: It's not a bird, it's not a quasar, it's...

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Broad Band - the untold story of the women who made the internet

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Bioerror to bioterror - does synthetic biology give new tools to terrorists? Part 2

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Bioerror to bioterror - what if a human-engineered virus escaped the lab? Part 1

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Lovers in the Lab: when your passion for science becomes passion for each other

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Tai Asks Why - the seventh grader with a cult science podcast and mind for big ideas

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Only technology will save us from ourselves - Science Friction's Beaker Street Great Debate

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This famous physicist wants to solve a big mystery – cancer

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Artists on the loose at the Large Hadron Collider - Science Friction at the CERN

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A mind on the move - Nobel winner Venki Ramakrishnan on being an outsider, borders and Brexit

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Brexit gets personal: borders, brains and science

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The Apocalypse Part 3: A supervolcanic winter