The Science Show

What happens when two theories are pitted against one another? Are we any closer to knowing where consciousness arises?

This Australian father-daughter duo played a huge part in the science and philosophy instrumental in the mind-brain problem. 

Sharon Carleton takes a look at his decades of work in this 2003 feature, coinciding with this year's Eccles Institute seminar at ANU. 

Topics discussed include cybersecurity industry evolution, balance between protection and productivity, negative impacts of salmon pens on marine ecosystem, environmental conflicts in Tasmania, similarities and differences between Madagascar and Australia, integrated pest management in agriculture, parasites in clams and risks of eating raw

Some of the science on display at this year's Hobart-wide celebration of the big, small and occasionally glowy. 

Sometimes we all need to sit in silence ... but is there ever really silence? Take a seat and let your ears provide the answer. 

The Exploratorium in San Francisco opened in 1969, and went on to inspire our own science centres in Australia.

Scientists are harnessing the very small to explore very big things — from faults in massive structures to time reversal at the molecular level.

From a teenage enthusiast to a 100-year-old Nobel Prize winner, The Science Show explores the agelessness of wonder.

Climate change is already having far-reaching consequences, for our forests, our oceans and ourselves.