Scientists discover some anti-depressants generate new brain cells
Researchers at Queensland University in Brisbane have discovered that a class of anti-depressants generates new brain cells.
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Dr Rachael Dunlop is a scientist researching into heart disease, and also vice president of the Australian Skeptics. Jazz drummer Simon Barker is thought to be one of the best in the world.
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What legacy will you leave when you die? In recent years interest in body donation programs has grown, breathing new life into medical research.
View ArticleRobert Winston
Scientist, medical doctor and broadcaster Robert Winston is a familiar face thanks to his popular BBC TV series like The Human Body and Walking with Cavemen.
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Dr Karl Kruszelnicki finds life and the universe endlessly fascinating.
View ArticleScientists discover some anti-depressants generate new brain cells
Researchers at Queensland University in Brisbane have discovered that a class of anti-depressants generates new brain cells.
View ArticleRachael Dunlop studies the heart, and Simon Barker talks jazz drumming
Dr Rachael Dunlop is a scientist researching into heart disease, and also vice president of the Australian Skeptics. Jazz drummer Simon Barker is thought to be one of the best in the world.
View ArticleGiving life to medicine
What legacy will you leave when you die? In recent years interest in body donation programs has grown, breathing new life into medical research.
View ArticleWorld-leading fertility expert Robert Winston on the reproductive evolution
Scientist, medical doctor and broadcaster Robert Winston is a familiar face thanks to his popular BBC TV series like The Human Body and Walking with Cavemen.
View ArticleScience guru Dr Karl Kruszelnicki's richly diverse background
Dr Karl Kruszelnicki finds life and the universe endlessly fascinating.
View ArticleBuck naked in the name of art
Nudity and art have had a long association, but two south-east Queenslanders are taking the idea of stripping down to their birthday suit to another level.
View ArticleHank Harlow on the habits of bears
Zoologist Hank Harlow has an intimate knowledge of the habits of hibernating bears.
View ArticleSkeleton library in Queensland the first of its kind in Australia
A university in Brisbane opens the first all-Australian skeleton library in the country allowing students to study a 'typical Aussie' skeleton.
View ArticleScientist Michael Stoddart examines the importance of smell and scent
Michael has spent decades researching the origins of the human sense of smell. (R)
View ArticleNorman Doidge believes our 'plastic' brains can heal themselves
Norman is extending the limits of neuroplasticity and looking at the brain's ability to heal itself. (R)
View ArticleShannon Garner's surrogate pregnancy
Shannon had a baby for a gay couple she had never met.
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