Belinda Smith

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2,440 appearances 25 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 11 Sep

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The Science Show · Monitoring Antarctic glaciers and the science of gluten-free baking · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

Measuring, you've got these different sensors going deeper and deeper and deeper.

I was going to come towards anticipation later, but it's what most people ask.

But when you mention cities, when you've got an area like greater Los Angeles, these gigantic cities, how can you cover in any kind of complete way

metropolises like that?

Professor John Windan of the Celtic Seismological Laboratory.

No, I tend to go for free-for-all, but I did once ask, being supercilious, in a grog shop, have you got any gluten-free gin?

And they said yes and produced a bottle accordingly.

I was astounded.

Yes.

Regular listeners of The Science Show will know the Whitlam Institute at Western Sydney University has been asking students what matters to them for more than 20 years.

And the institute has had more than 50,000 entries since its essay competition started in 2004.

One theme that appears time and again is climate change and our changing environment.

But don't take it from me.

Here are past winners Maisie, Joseph and Ruby.

And they spoke to Amy Briggs.

Amy Briggs speaking to Maisie, Joseph and Ruby.

And of course, there's a big conference on the 14th.

That's at the Australian Museum in Sydney, but a national focused one with all the young people putting their ideas together and seeing what it amounts to in terms of a generation coming up.

And next week on The Science Show, the science of slime.

A philosopher turned to a physicist is looking at mucus.

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