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Ultramarine investigates the latest research, innovations and science news from our oceans and marine environments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
ConnectSci hosts Ultramarine: the science of our oceans and waterways, a science show with 14 episodes published.
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David Boldeman speaks with CSIRO marine biogeochemist Dr Elizabeth Shadwick about one of Australia’s most important long-running ocean climate observation programs, the Southern Ocean Time Series south of Tasmania. Ancho
Host David Boldeman speaks with ConnectSci science journalist Imma Perfetto about new research that has, for the first time, measured the hearing range of humpback whales in the wild. The discussion explores why understa
David Boldeman is joined by science journalist Ellen Phiddian to explore a deceptively simple question: how do scientists actually know the oceans are warming? The conversation unpacks the global network of measurements
Four and a half thousand years ago, people were already navigating the dangerous waters of the High Arctic. In this episode of the ConnectSci Podcast Ultramarine series, David Boldeman speaks with journalist Evrim Yazgin
We travel nearly ten kilometres beneath the surface of our own planet to explore one of the most extraordinary discoveries in modern science. For decades, the search for extraterrestrial life has focused on distant plane
Mosquitoes are usually framed as pests and disease carriers. But what if they are simply one of the most successful species at adapting to the environments we have built? In this episode Ultramarine, David Boldeman is jo
Ocean currents are the hidden systems that regulate Earth’s climate, moving heat and energy around the planet. But as the ocean warms, those currents are beginning to shift, with major consequences for Australia. In this
David Boldeman is joined by science journalist Ellen Phiddian to explore the strange and often misunderstood physics of tides. The conversation unpacks why most coastlines experience two tides a day, why tidal behaviour
This episode explains how sea level rise is measured — not just that it’s happening. It demystifies the tools, the data, and the validation process that sit behind one of the most talked-about climate metrics. Sea level
In this Ultramarine episode of the Connect Sci Podcast, host David Boldeman speaks with Sean Daly from Citizens of the Reef about how students, teachers, and everyday Australians can play a real role in protecting the Gr
Australia has more than 1.7 million farm dams, and together they play a far greater role in climate and environmental health than most people realise. In this episode of the ConnectSci Podcast, host David Boldeman speaks
Host David Boldeman explores the underwater world of the Sydney Seahorse (Hippocampus whitei) with marine expert Patrick Noble from Sea Life Sydney Aquarium. This small, endangered species is the only seahorse listed as
Dive into the crucial issue of ocean pollution and explore real-world solutions with two passionate advocates for marine conservation. Ultramarine hosts David Boldeman and Steven Boldeman are joined by Tom Batrouney, env
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