🌌 Young Tassie Scientists Mini-Series 🌌 How do you study black holes that are millions of light years away? This week we chat with Sophie Young, a UTAS astrophysics PhD candidate and Young Tassie Scientist who uses supercomputers to create virtual galaxies and investigate powerful black hole jets.

New Ep. 👀 👀 Tune in to hear from Sam Verne, a science communicator and cosmologist who explores how light travels through moving galaxies in the far, far away. #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #cosmology #lightning #crystals #explosions #physics #outreach @EdgeRadio993FM

In this episode, Thomas Verne, a Masters candidate at the Tasmanian Institute for Agriculture, talks about his research into probiotic development for disease-resistant potatoes. Listen to the episode via our website (link in bio) @edgeradio993fm #scicomm #YoungTassieScientists #Agriculture #STEMM

🌱 World Mangrove Day 🌱 (Officially International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem) Mangroves are incredible coastal ecosystems that protect shorelines, support biodiversity, and store large amounts of carbon, helping to fight climate change. 🌏 (1/2)

How do reefs recover and how are algal turf communities reshaping our underwater ecosystems? 🪸🌊 This week we chat with Paula Ruiz, a marine ecologist and her research on reef recovery. #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #YoungTassieScientists #marineecology #marineconservation #womeninscience

If computing takes your fancy, you can check out our recent episode about the National Museum of Computing in the UK and the incredible electrical achievements of the last century! #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #computing #codebreaking #museum #technology #electricalengineering @EdgeRadio993FM

If you loved our Episode from this week, be sure to catch our previous ones. Two weeks ago, we chatted to ecologist Kate Lacey about her adventures across the world with incredible animals! #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #ecology #nature #pinemartens #conservation #zoology @EdgeRadio993FM

Have you tuned in to Ep. 332 yet? Margaux Didion-Gency's exciting new research reveals that leaf shape may influence plant heat tolerance, listen to hear more! @creaf.cat @snsf.ch @kateplantphys.bsky.social #heatwave #climatechange #climateextremes #leaves #adaption #Scicomm

Wherever you are in the world, June 28 is International Pride Day. Today, we celebrate the courage to live authentically, the diversity that makes our communities stronger, and the ongoing pursuit of equality, and inclusion for all. Happy International Pride Day! 🏳️‍🌈❤️ #Pride #InternationalPrideDay

🌳 Trees are nature's climate archives. This week on That’s What I Call Science, we chat with Dr Kathryn Allen about tree rings, climate history, environmental change and the fieldwork adventures behind dendroclimatology. #Tasmania #scicomm #ClimateScience #stemmpodcast

In this episode, Dr Hannah Moore sits down with geologist Dr Yamila Cajal to uncover the science of how copper forms, how we find it, and why it matters more than ever. For more episodes - @thatssciencetas @edgeradio993fm #stemmpodcast #twics #science #Geology #Copper #WomenInScience

🌊 Happy World Oceans Day! 🌊 The ocean plays a vital role in regulating our climate, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining communities around the globe. (1/2)

What happens underground when a mine closes? And how do we store water beneath the earth for drought? This week Dr Elise Tuuri chats with hydrogeologist Dr Birte Moser about the hidden world of groundwater. 🎧Listen now, link in bio! #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #groundwater

🌱 World Environment Day 🌏 Today we celebrate the people, ideas, and innovations helping to protect our planet. Let’s keep learning, staying curious, and working towards a healthier, more sustainable future. #WorldEnvironmentDay #Sustainability #TWICS

This week, join Olly overseas in Oxford as she talks to Professor Lady Sue Black, Baroness Black of Strome, about her career in forensic anthropology. #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast #forensicscience #law #anthropology #bones @EdgeRadio993FM

May 26th is National Sorry Day, a day to remember and acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from from their families, communities and Country. #NRW2026 #NationalSorryDay

🦠 Avian influenza is a term that lots of us have heard, sometimes in scary scenarios. In Antarctica and on sub-antarctic islands, avian influenza is currently rearing its ugly head.

New episode of That's What I Call Science is out now! We sat down with Dr. Andrew Turner from DonateLife Tasmania to talk organ donation: the science, the humanity, and the conversation you need to have with your family. Listen now, link in bio! #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast @EdgeRadio993FM

🏳️‍🌈 IDAHOBIT , 17 May 🏳️‍🌈 Today we stand together for the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia. This year’s theme, “At the heart of democracy,” reminds us that inclusive communities are built through collective action, allyship, and respect. (1/2)

❄️🫀🐟 This week on TWICS: Antarctic sea ice, cardiovascular health & Tasmania’s sand flathead! Ahead of @pintofscienceau, we chat with Dr Johannes Lohse, Vimarsha Kodithuwakku & Rachel Breslin about the science behind their upcoming Hobart talks 🍻 #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast @EdgeRadio993FM

Find out why 'would I put my cows here?’ Is a key question in Henna Tyyskä’s research. Come on a journey under the forest floor to understand how history affects forest fungi! @uab.cat @creaf.cat @kateplantphys.bsky.social #fungi #ecology #forest #landusechange #genetics #Sciart #Scicomm

What do Electrics, leaves and space have in common? ⚡🌿🌌 Listen to this week’s ep, and Marc will tell you! @kateplantphys.bsky.social #scicomm #stemmpodcast #science #maths #electrics #leaves #ClimateChange #Scicomm

Last week, NASA’s Artemis II mission completed its historic journey around the Moon and safely returned to Earth, marking the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years 🌕 Here’s to the engineers, scientists, astronauts, and dreamers who make human spaceflight possible 💫 #ArtemisII #STEMM #TWICS

How do we “see” underwater using sound? 🌊🎧 This week, Dr Haley Viehman joins TWICS to talk hydroacoustics, fish behaviour, and the future of ocean energy ⚡🐟 #Hydroacoustics #OceanEnergy #TWICS #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast @EdgeRadio993FM

In this week’s episode, we talk with Ella Burgun about her Master’s research in forensic shark genetics, using molecular tools to identify species in liver and fish oils, the risks to deep‑sea sharks like gulpers, and her new sci‑comm role at Echoview. 🌊✨ #Tasmania #scicomm #stemmpodcast

Have you listened to our new Ep yet? Is science communication changing? What’s it like working in the field? Dr Simon Torok and Dr Cintya Dharmayanti from Scientell join us to answer these questions. #Tasmania #scicomm #sciencecommunication #outreach #pharmaceuticalsciences @EdgeRadio993FM

Dr Lucette Adet takes us on a journey through the 'magic place' that is the topical forest of the Congo Basin✨🍃. Hear about Lucette's research to uncover how tropical trees function and cope with change. @kateplantphys.bsky.social #scicomm #stemmpodcast #Forest #Trees #Tropics #ClimateChange

Busy, beautiful forests🌳, lasers and satellites🛰️. Our first episode back for the year is brimming with life and complexity, just like the forests that Laura studies as a PhD student at @uab.cat & @creaf.cat @kateplantphys.bsky.social #scicomm #stemmpodcast #Forest #Trees #Ecology #ClimateChange

We’re excited to highlight one of the brilliant student entries from STEMM Solutions: Abigail McCallum dives into the European rabbit plague affecting Kentish, Tasmania. 🎧 Hear Abigail’s full story and her STEMM Solution on Episode 311 of That’s What I Call Science! #TWICS #Tasmania #YouthInSTEM

✨ International Day of Women and Girls in Science (11 Feb) ✨ Today we celebrate the curiosity, creativity, and courage of women and girls in science and the many ways they are reshaping what STEMM looks like. (1/2) #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience #WomenInSTEM #GirlsInScience #STEMM