Diffusion Science radio: Create UNSW, MakerSpace and Repair Cafe - DIY Day part 2

Create UNSW, MakerSpace and Repair Cafe - DIY Day part 2


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Bionic bacteria get solar panels to make vinegar while yeast turns Astronaut urine into plastic by Ian Woolf,
Anthony from Create UNSW show the latest student projects,
Anna Lise explains MakerSpace,
Bob invites you to learn to fix your stuff at the Repair Cafe.
Production checked by Charles Willock,
Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf
Rynos Theme by MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Anthony from Create UNSW

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Bob from the Bower's Repair Cafe

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Repairing!

https://phys.org/news/2017-08-cyborg-bacteria-outperform-sunlight-compounds.html>Cyborg bacteria outperform plants when turning sunlight into useful compounds
There are microbes that eat and poo nnothing but electricity

Turning human waste into plastic, nutrients could aid long-distance space travel
Researchers Devise Method for Recycling Astronaut Urine to Make 3D Printing Plastics in Space
Urine space and need new parts? Researchers breathe life into space-made objects
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August 28, 2017
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