The Science Show

Meet two groups — one in Scotland, the other in the US state of Georgia — using science against floodwaters. 

Tag along for a trip out to sea to meet a woman from the Solomon Islands who is tracking this looming danger in the Pacific Ocean.

Carl Smith takes a trip to the Pacific to catch up with scientists working to conserve the region's biodiversity. 

A woman was among Australia's first three science graduates. But it's still far from a level playing field. 

There's a scientific story behind Dame Edna's famous Gladioli, and it involves one of Australia's top botanists. 

He's one of the most famous scientists ever. But who was Isaac Newton, really? Sharon Carleton presents a portrait like no other about the myths surrounding the genius.

Dark matter is assumed to be responsible for holding the universe together. So where is it?

Reflecting on Sir David Attenborough's decades-long contribution to our understanding of the natural world. 

Dave Keeling started measuring carbon dioxide in 1958, Dave’s son Ralph continues his father’s work today.

And bee venom shows promise treating a range of cancers.