Entertaining news and discussion about research that has impact on society and providing a wide range of science and technology news. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 470 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsMusic |
This week on Lost in Science, Stu examines the invasive fire ant crisis and innovative control measures. Meanwhile, Chris explores bird evolution, spotlighting the Hoatzin, or "stink bird," known for its unique digestion and ancient traits. Tune in t... more
Even though we’re staying out of the Sun this week, we can’t stop thinking about it! Cat tells us all about the Sun’s corona, its crown-like atmosphere, and the solar wind of particles streaming out from it; and Claire runs us through the science and... more
Chris looks into the energy costs and economics of AI and how wider use will affect them, while Stu looks into the science of some of the claims around the supposed forest communication networks some authors have described.
This week on the show Catriona takes us into the realm of tuberculosis vaccines, describing the latest breakthroughs and how they diverge from conventional approaches. From novel formulations to enhanced efficacy, explore the promising advancements r... more
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Hey, you guys are awesome, and you are also well educated and informed, with great information and personal takes on the data. I love it all, but your audio is frequently unbalanced. I forget who is the most common quiet person, but sometimes one person is way up on level compared to another, and it constantly requires adjustment, which is a bummer for following the info, and, in my case, when I am at work in the middle of the night stocking a supermarket shelf. I love listening to informative a... more
Incredibly interesting bite sized and well explained science from wide variety of topics! 10/10 would recommend!
Lost In Science and it's blog are great, approachable and inquisitive. Left of field stories often sprung from the mind of the very chillaxed presenters as they go about their lives. Well worth a listen, especially if you are a time traveller!
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