Cheaper hydrogen, marine invertebrates and European wasps threaten biodiversity

The Science Show - Full Program Podcast
02/11/2024 53 min
Cheaper hydrogen, marine invertebrates and European wasps threaten biodiversity

Listen "Cheaper hydrogen, marine invertebrates and European wasps threaten biodiversity"

Descargar episodio Ver en sitio original

Episode Synopsis


Tianyi Ma at RMIT Melbourne has won the Prime Minister’s Physical Science Prize for his work producing cheaper hydrogen and using captured carbon dioxide for the green production of basic chemicals.

More episodes of the podcast The Science Show - Full Program Podcast

Lab Notes: Why aurora season isn't over yet 25/11/2025
Rare earth minerals – we’ll need geologists to find them 22/11/2025
Lab Notes: How are long-range weather forecasts made? 18/11/2025
Bragg winners for science writing, more from the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science and water droplets used for geoengineering 15/11/2025
Lab Notes: How breastfeeding can protect against cancer 11/11/2025
The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science and a dilemma over the appropriate use of artefacts from a Roman shipwreck 08/11/2025
Lab Notes: How your brain chooses your next snack 04/11/2025
The history of life on Earth may be very different to what we think 01/11/2025
Lab Notes: Times we thought we found aliens 28/10/2025
Paint additive boosts plant growth in greenhouses 25/10/2025
© 2003-2025 ZARZA | AHEAD OF OUR TIME
privacy policy
In God we trust In God we trust
PreSales Questions? Click Here
or call our toll-free line at +1-888-5002068 Miami, Florida, USA