Professor Mimi Tang from the Department of Allergy and Immunology at the Royal Children’s Hospital joins Einstein A Go-Go for a chat about immunology and how it could help in the fight against…

Dr. Jason Tye-Din from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research has some interesting points to share with Einstein A Go-Go host Dr. Shane about coeliac disease and the development of…

How likely are you to eat bugs as a part of your regular diet? If you’re a fan of sushi, the answer is: pretty likely. Dr Matt Ruby from La Trobe University chats…

Dr. Amy Baxter from La Trobe University’s Department of Biochemistry and Genetics joins Einstein A Go-Go to talk about programmed cell death in the human body. Programmed cell death or ‘apoptosis’ as it’s…

Unpacking the ethical, legal and political quandaries surrounding pill testing, Dr. Kathryn Snow from the University of Melbourne joins Einstein A Go-Go.

‘The audience member will always read the PowerPoint slide text before the speaker gets through it […] This is particularly problematic where dinner is served at presentations because people may be tempted to…

‘A question we should always ask ourselves before we give feedback is: Where is this person is at now, and how far forward can I reasonably move them with my feedback?’

On their final show for 2018 the Einstein A Go-Go team discuss the best science stories of the year. From Voyager 2’s entry into interstellar space to the science behind the Yanny/Laurel phenomenon…

Dr. Holly Chinnery, a senior lecturer from the Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences at Melbourne University, joins Einstein A Go-Go to talk all about the cornea and why it’s a really important…

On the latest edition of Einstein A Go-Go Dr Shane is live in the 3RRR Performance Space and joined by Neuroscientist, Professor Ashley Bush (MBBS, DPM, FRANZCP, PhD, FTSE, FAHMS, FAPA) of The…