Episode 16
Bonus: Capturing creative ideas
A practical insight for writing something wonderful.
Episode 15
Laminar flow language: Tricia Dearborn
Can science be the perfect inspiration for poetry?
Episode 14
Secret star stuff: Natasha Hurley-Walker
Live from SciTech, Perth as part of FRINGE WORLD
Episode 13
Material reforming: Veena Sahajwalla
What if we saw rubbish as a valuable resource?
Episode 12
Uniquely human science: Corey Tutt
Because science is for all of us, and we are all scientists.
Episode 11
Catch up: are there any women here?
Our regular recount of previous episodes, this time from the studio.
Episode 10
The autonomous eye: Vanessa Moss
Building your own collaborator for operating complex, scientific infrastructure.
Episode 9
Drawing from life: the Scott sisters
Possibly our first professional female illustrators bringing science and art together in colonial Sydney.
Episode 8
Credit where credit is due: Kat Ross
Re-evaluating the narratives we take for granted in science, technology, engineering and maths.
Episode 7
Bonus: the Bueller method
How prepared does one really need to be?
Episode 6
Culture shocks
Where does Australia’s culture of innovation come from, if it exists at all?
Episode 4
Bonus: radio astronomy
Comedian Jeeves Verma asks Prof Naomi McClure-Griffiths to take him down the rabbit hole of radio astronomy.
Episode 3
Armfuls of galactic gas: Naomi McClure-Griffiths
Prof Naomi McClure-Griffiths discovered something hiding in plain sight, if you have radio eyes!
Episode 2
Traditional revolution: Mik Jade
Bringing Indigenous culture and high-end technology together, Mik Jade is revolutionising how we experience and care for Traditional cultures.
Episode 1
Dashing and daring: the McDonagh sisters
Australia's first all-female production company were experimenters and innovators, trying to break into cinema.
Trailer
Trailer: Australian Highlights
Here's what you can look forward to in this new series on Australian innovation in science, arts and culture. Launching Saturday, 8 February 2025