Interviews about Chemistry

Darcy O'Neil explores the chemistry behind being shaken, not stirred....

Physicists might use sticky tape to extract and test graphene, but that's not much use when it comes to making...

Graphene is a very versatile material which we should soon see turning up in a range of applications. Dave spoke to...

The discovery of bacteria that can not only survive in waters rich in toxic arsenic, but actually use it as part of it...

Now, here’s an easy science question: What temperature does water freeze at? Zero degrees, right? Actually, that’s...

Predicting how the Earth’s climate is likely to change is one of the toughest challenges facing science, one that as we...

Embarrassingly for the average Aussie, as a nation, they're amongst the worst emitters of greenhouse gases on a...

With hydrogen tipped as the green fuel of the future, safer, more efficient methods of storage need to be found to make...

We all know what happens to water when it freezes - it becomes ice. But it does some weird stuff as well, and there are...

Lithium ion batteries are an essential part of most of our everyday lives. For each different job, you're looking...

William Bains describes a new way to think about the search for extra terrestrial life using biochemistry...

Meera Senthilingam brings us the highlights of this years Cambridge Science Festival...

Eugene Cloete explains how the NEPAD water initiative aims to bring together scientists working in the field of water...

Can plastics pollute your body? We speak to Tamara Galloway who has identified a link between heart disease and...

How do hormones, like oestrogen, affect aqatic ecosystems? Professor Karen Kidd explains more...

Martin Wagner explains how his team have been looking into the release of oestrogen-like chemicals from in our mineral...

Meera Senthilingam gets her hands wet and dirty this week to see how the river Cam is kept clean...

Meera Senthilingam explores how munitions are designed and tested to ensure they only detonate when they're...

Bushfires can ruin a wine when smoke chemicals penetrate the grapevine. But now Adelaide-based scientists may have come...

Richard Van Noorden reveals the winners of this years Nobel Science prizes as well as an insight into why their work...

We find out what Researchers Revealed was all about and meet the host for the evening, John Tickle to find out what he...

Where did spectroscopy come from? This week's element is erbium: an otherwise little-known substance with a...

This week's Cool Chemistry with Dr Hal featured the following amazing experiments...

This week's Explosive Chemistry with Dr Hal featured the following amazing experiments...