‘My theory not only explains Darwin’s symptoms, but his family’s as well’

Interview by Bess Maria Zewdie

‘My research demonstrates that, in some cases, children who start to stutter can have advanced language skills when compared to children who do not stutter’

Interview by Jack Kilbride

‘Often in these cases there is no doubt about love, but rather the abilities of a parent to provide for a child’

Interview by Liam Clark

‘It was not just about the singing. It was about their journey and the changes in them as they came and left the singing arena’

Interview by Tejasvi Hari Krishna

‘There’s a great deal of meaninglessness in the way universities promote themselves’

‘People felt the girl in the bikini was more responsible for being bullied’

Interview by Kate Aubrey

‘I spent a lot of time at the beach exploring rock pools on the Mornington Peninsula’

Interview by Maria Abbatangelo

‘Overall, I found that kids with same-sex attracted parents are doing very well and in some areas they’re doing better than average’

Interview by Emily Porrello

‘In buildings you traditionally design a facade to resist wind and gravity but rarely something as extreme as a blast load’

‘We discovered that they were in fact cooling themselves on the trunk’

‘I had observed that popular culture was one of the rare places where people were interacting across inter-ethnic lines’

Interview by Tim Clare

‘The idea of a bionic eye was something the entire scientific and medical community wanted to develop’

‘No one knows how to spin a dream better than Hollywood, so it’s interesting to look at their depiction of place’

Interview by Michelle See-Tho

‘We’re beginning to talk about success, and why people do well, and not treating it as a sensation when they do’