In this episode Wes talks with plant microbiome expert Susanna Harris and founder of PHDepression as they explore the wild world of bacteria that live with plants we encounter everyday. It has become increasingly evident ...
In this episode amazing season finale, Wes is joined in studio by transplant immunology expert Amy Prosser, and remotely by the inspirational Chris James from RCDS Free Women’s self defense and the always intelligent and enemy of pseudoscience Anna Zakrisson ...
In this episode, Wes shares a pre-recorded 1 minute science story he did for Inspiring Australia as part of a promotion for National Science Week. Wes shares the story of Geoffrey Pyke and his idea ...
In this episode, Wes is joined by Dr. Lisa Buckly of the Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre as they discuss the exciting world of modern dinosaurs and misconceptions in media about these creatures of the past and ...
In this episode Wes & Kelly celebrate National Science Week and are joined by Tanya Ha from the National Science Week team and Director of Engagement @ Science in Public. Along with Elysia Sokolenko from ...
I recently had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing Georgia Cattell, the third Biomedical Science student from the University of the Sunshine Coast to be awarded my annual Haggarty-Weir scholarship for B.BioMed.Sc students (see this ...
In this week’s episode Wes is joined by Dr. Katrina Brown to discuss her newest publication in the British Journal of Cancer that looks at modifiable risk factors for cancer in the United Kingdom. There ...
In this Episode of MostlyScience, Wes is joined by Dr. Kristin Aquilino to learn all about the endangered sea snail known as the White Abalone. Kristin shares why these adorable little snails are so important in maintaining ...
When the 19th century Regius Professor of Modern History at Cambridge University, Lord John Dalberg-Acton, wrote to Bishop Mandell Creighton in 1887 stating- ”Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely”, he also finished ...
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