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It's Alive!

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  • New Hope in Stem Cell Research
  • Cleanliness is next to Godliness
  • Leafy Green Science
  • Talking Fossils with the Dean of Science
  • Should I take Biology?
  • School at the Zoo
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Chemicals

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  • The Perks of Being a Chemist
  • Dirty Work

Our Universe

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  • Nano-What?
  • Size does Matter
  • Is there Something out there?
  • Want Answers? Find Astrophysics
  • From Pilot to Physicist
  • Electronic Paper in a Fishbowl

Numbers

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  • Music, Traffic and Mathematics
  • Science by the Road
  • The Wild Ocean

Neuroscience

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  • The Brains of Science
  • A Pain in the Back
  • Losing our Minds

Health & Disease

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  • Rescuing the World from Heliobacter Pylori
  • Biomedical Science - Is it in you?
  • The Drug Addict
  • Can We Reverse..Oh what is it called?
  • Surfing Scientist

In Our Minds

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  • Don't Stress
  • Help
  • Feeling Blue
  • Sailing Away from Emotions
Electronic Paper in a Fish Bowl Lab By Matt Godfrey

He spends his day in a fish bowl lab, using science to create new technology - likeelectronic paper.His name? Sam Yick. Sam is an Honours student studyingnanotechnologyat UNSW.

Under the supervision of Dr Adam Micolich, Sam is researching the use oforganic plasticsin electrical components, such astransistors.

Sam In his office, taking a break from his lab work to study for a test tomorrow.
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