What Tim's talking about on radio – 4 August
This week on radio, Tim Thwaites is talking about the decline of tiny seaweeds in the ocean; diet and disease; orang-utan couch-potatoes; high tech odour prevention; and more…
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What Tim’s talking about on radio – 28 July
This week Tim been talking about the wiggly universe, baby’s breath, champagne, blind mice, fish sex, fat marmots, the Arctic Ocean, belly flopping frogs and more.
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What Tim's talking about on radio – 28 July
This week Tim been talking about the wiggly universe, baby’s breath, champagne, blind mice, fish sex, fat marmots, the Arctic Ocean, belly flopping frogs and more.
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What Tim’s talking about on radio – 21 July
This week Tim has been talking about geoengineering, the dullness of depression, IVF, cell reprogramming, malaria-resistant mosquitoes and high heels.
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What Tim's talking about on radio – 21 July
This week Tim has been talking about geoengineering, the dullness of depression, IVF, cell reprogramming, malaria-resistant mosquitoes and high heels.
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What Tim’s talking about on radio – 13 July
Listen to Tim Thwaites every second Tuesday on Tony Delroy’s Nightlife, ABC Local Radio nationwide after the 11 pm news. This week he’s talking about: burping livestock, complexity warding off cancer, nanoparticle bandages, tsunamis, hurricanes and T-Rex.
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What Tim's talking about on radio – 13 July
Listen to Tim Thwaites every second Tuesday on Tony Delroy’s Nightlife, ABC Local Radio nationwide after the 11 pm news. This week he’s talking about: burping livestock, complexity warding off cancer, nanoparticle bandages, tsunamis, hurricanes and T-Rex.
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Eight for apples, 46 for muffins and other chemistry stories
Eight for apples, 46 for muffins Plants protect plants and triple yields in East Africa Spinning the world clean Thursday, 8 July 2010 at Chemistry for a Sustainable World, an international conference organised by RACI, the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. Speakers in Melbourne and available for interview. More info on all stories online.
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Plants protect plants and triple yields in East Africa
More than 30,000 East African farmers are using plants to protect their corn (maize) crops from insect and weed attack. The crop protection strategy was developed by Kenyan and UK scientists. Termed “Push-Pull’, it relies on strategically deploying attractive and repellent plants in alternating rows to control the growth of African witchweed and stemborer insects….
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Locust plagues, feeding nine billion people and vegetable oil for your car, tractor and truck
Worst locust plague in 30 years this summer Can we feed nine billion people by 2050? Vegetable oil to lubricate your car, tractor and truck Wednesday, 7 July 2010 at Chemistry for a Sustainable World, an international conference organised by RACI, the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. Speakers in Melbourne and available for interview.