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Passing the mic to the Australian National University's brightest undergraduate researchers as they break down their projects into bite-sized, relatable stories. Join us as we explore the innovative ideas and discoveries emerging from the next generation of Australian leaders.Each 'Season' of episodes follows a specific theme related to the current global landscape: Season 1 - Climate Change and Sustainability, Season 2 - Justice, and Season 3 - Health.
Unknown Host hosts The Research Relay, a science show with 20 episodes published.
How do carbon credits work? Why doesn't Australia incentivise whistleblowing with money, and how could that improve our policy regulations? Hannah Price has recently graduated ANU with a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor
The “Teals” have shaken up Australian politics — but what defines them, and are they really populists? Benjamin Lloyd-Hurwitz has completed a Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics and a Bachelor of Science, and
Season 4 - Politics 🏛️ 🎙️ Episode 2 - Neoclassicism, Antiquity, and Women’s Dress 👗🏛️ How did women's dress in the late 18th century affect their agency? How did women assert both intellectual and power through walki
How do the policy documents of political parties change over time? What characteristics affect this change and how important are these documents in different democracies? Justin Cementon is currently completing his honou
How does an ideal Indigenous Australian health care system differ from its Western counterpart? What is the Aurora Education Foundation? Mikayla Helms is a Ngiyaampaa woman from Western NSW and a Kambri scholar at ANU. M
How do users of hormone therapy create 'mini-publics' on social media? How have 20th century constructions of gender determined medical attitudes towards non-conforming bodies? Darcey Hoyle is a fourth-year gender, sexua
How can we understand endometriosis anthropologically? How do patients materialise the knowledge of their pain in non-medical objects, and how can researchers learn more from these personal experiences? Josh Green is a r
What is macular degeneration in the eye? How can we treat multifactorial diseases with gene-regulating transcription factors? Noah Budd is a first-year medical student at ANU who recently completed an honours year at the
How does sleep impact the development of neurodegenerative diseases like dementia? Is it better to be a night owl, or an early riser? Lewis Dobbin is a recent graduate of ANU Health and Medicine with two published pap
What is a disability-adjusted life year, and which Australian demographic is most at risk of not recognising their own mental health condition? Sonali Varma recently completed her Honours year in Population Health with A
What risks do diffusion models pose? And what do people view as the most harmful consequences of AI-generated explicit imagery? Jemima Brooker, who recently completed a Bachelor of Criminology with First Class Honours, e
How can lawyers best represent Indigenous Australian defendants in criminal court rooms? Nina Gannon, a recent ANU Law School graduate and associate at the ACT Supreme Court, discusses her time on-country in Central Aust
How are Australian democratic practices shifting in a new age of technology and social media? What defines truth, and who should be able to make the call on what is and isn't misinformation? Felix Archibald is final year
Why was the Mabo case in the Australian High Court so monumental? How do, and should, historians and lawyers work together? Archie Horneman-Wren is a Law and History student at ANU, with a keen interest in Australian Ind
What will the new age of military occupations look like, and what must occupying nations do to justly preserve humanity? Oscar Pearce, a final year Law and Politics student, comes on the podcast to discuss his Law Disser
S1 - Climate Change and Sustainability. E5 - Cyclone Intervention Max Etherington evaluates the potential for dispersing aerosols - particles suspended in air - over large tropical cyclones to limit their growth in inten
S1 - Climate Change and Sustainability. E4 - The History of Earth's Climate Seb Bland explores the importance of Paleoclimatology in tackling climate change and how he determined what the wind strength was off Australia'
S1 - Climate Change and Sustainability. E3 - Heat and the Human Body. Zoe Crooke breaks down her Honours thesis, exploring the molecular changes in our bodies during passive heat stress. Amongst many topics, she explains
S1 - Climate Change and Sustainability. E2 - Solar Cells and Hydrogen. How do we capture energy from the sun? Why should we care about hydrogen? What are Perovskites? Isaac Martin, a final year Bachelor of Engineering (R
S1 - Climate Change and Sustainability. E1 - Food Security and Supply Chain Resilience. Through her undergraduate research, Kayleigh Sleath developed a start-up company - Ohna - cutting out the middleman between small an
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