Ketamine, Gravitational Waves, Hummingbirds, and Mosquitoes
Jul 13, 2020•49 min•Season 1Ep. 254
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Episode description
Description: Dr Amie Hayley from Swinburne University explores the use of ketamine as a viable treatment for patients in surgical environments; Dr Eric Howe from the University of WA talks about an exciting new collaborative study on gravitational waves; and in weekly science news, topics explored include hummingbirds, compatible sex organs of fish, the science of ears ‘perking up,’ and upcoming possible trials combatting disease spread by mosquitoes. With presenters Dr Shane, Dr. Jen, Dr. Euan, Dr Laura and Chris KP.
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