Red Shift- DSFM

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" <> Niamh & Harry talk to Dr Will Smith from the School of Mechanical Engineering UCD about the current and future technology of electric cars. "

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" <> Harry talks to Nora Stapleton, 12 times capped for Ireland's Women's Rugby XV, about the recent game in Pau, France. "

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" <> Harry talks to Profs Dias and Dudley about the science behind freak waves. Prof Frederic Dias, University College Dublin, Ireland. Prof John Dudley, University Franche Comte, France. Music - Scarlatti "

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" Harry and Niamh talk genetics with Dr Therese Murphy "

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" Quantum Cryptography Unbreakable Codes - Fans of the Film 'Sneakers' with Robert Redford, this one's for you! Prof. Artur Ekert (University of Oxford and University of Singapore) comes in to talk with Niamh & Harry about Quantum Cryptography - we also get to talk about the nature of Quantum and Computing using Quantum methods. "

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" <> Niamh & Harry talk to Creon Levit from the NASA AMES Research Centre in California about a plan to use ground based lasers to shift orbiting Space Junk. Apologies for sound quality "

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" <> Nuclear Engineer, Frank Turvey, discusses the situation at the 10 Reactor Complex with Niamh and Harry "

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" The Red Shift Harry talks Light & Nature with Prof. Peter Vukusic of the University of Exeter, as he tours the country delivering the Tyndall Lectures for the Institue of Physics in Ireland. "

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" How does a Nuclear Power Plant work? From where does the fuel come? Where does it go when it's exhausted? Niamh & Harry talk Nuclear Power with Frank Turvey, formerly of the Radiological Protection Institute of Engineers Ireland. Suggested further Reading From Frank on the subject is below: <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> "