Catalyst returns in National Science Week, Tuesday, 8.30pm on ABC & iview

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Catalyst   Australia’s premier science investigation series is back! With a fresh format, join biomedical engineer Dr Jordan Nguyen in the series return as he examines virtual reality and meets some of the most life-like avatars scientists are creating. #ABCcatalyst   Tuesday 8.30pm on ABC & iview          The House with Annabel Crabb   Annabel Crabb explores the certain pitfalls of a workplace where all comes unstuck if 76 people can’t successfully sprint to a designated point in 4 minutes. Find out more about Parliament House in this fascinating series. #TheHouseTV   Tuesday 8.00pm       Growing Up Gracefully     Hannah and Eliza navigate the challenges of being a woman in the workplace - play nice and you’re a pushover, be assertive and you’re a bitch and then there’s the gender pay gap. Luckily the girls have come up with a solution #LeaveAt343. #GrowingUpGracefully   Wednesday 9.30pm         Pulse   Frankie gets a fever during a hospital outbreak threatening both her career and life. Berger then forces her into a bed for treatment, putting her secret at risk of exposure. #PulseTV   Thursday 8.30pm       Utopia   Feeling inspired after a trip to Silicon Valley, Jim tries to get Tony on board with getting the Government involved in the world of start-ups. An ex-employee accuses Nat of bullying. #UtopiaABC   Wednesday 9.00pm     On ABC iview   Our Focus: Science   To celebrate National Science Week and the fascinating world we live in, ABC looks closely at science-themed stories from a myriad of angles across TV, radio and online. Discover more in the iview collection now. #ScienceWeek   Watch now          Rowdie’s Chemical Romance   Finding true love is never easy but can science help the desperate Rowdie find his special someone? From sweat perfume to DNA matchmaking, join Rowdie as he seeks the help of scientists in his romantic quest. Full series now on iview. #ChemicalRomanceABC   Watch now        Short Cuts To Glory: Matt Okine vs Food   You don’t have to be a top-notch chef to know how to cook a delicious meal. Comedian Matt Okine visits the country’s top chefs to learn their tricks of the trade. Find more quick tips and recipes in our iview collection.  #ShortCutsToGlory   Watch now        On Social Media     Must watch. #LeaveAt343 #GenderPayGap. Nice job @ABCTV #GrowingUpGracefully   --- @John Duffield‏, Twitter   [Utopia] Love this show. Just as much a realistic documentary on ridiculous modern workplaces as it is a comedy. Priceless   --- Christine Jones, Facebook Follow Us     The ABC sent this message to actions111.4455@blogger.com these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC. Any personal details and data acquired by the ABC from your participation in any ABC Online Services will be used only in accordance with the ABC's Privacy Policy.     © 2017 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC, ABN 52 429 278 345. 700 Harris St Ultimo, NSW, 2007, Australia.   Unsubscribe from this eNewsletter | Discover other email newsletters | Privacy