He'll wrangle a snake, blow up a perfectly good can of chips, or even get flung around a theme park, all in the name of discovery. Dr Rob Bell is probably best known for donning his trusty white lab coat and jumping into science (sometimes literally), as the host of the kid's science TV show, Scope.  His enthusiasm for science is infectious, his curiosity is never ending, but best of all he can relate it all in way that kids (and adults) understand and enjoy.
His love of science (and particularly the environment) came from growing up on a pineapple farm, where he became passionate about the impact that humans have on the environment and natural resources. It also gave him the chance to tinker with machines and just generally find out how stuff worked.
Dr Rob has a PhD in materials chemistry from the University of Queensland, and it was at university that he also held another prestigious title, that of "President - The Chocolate Appreciation Society". He has worked for the CSIRO, and spent nearly 11 years hosting the (award winning) Scope on Network Ten. 
He has been lucky enough to meet Nobel laureates, astronauts and sporting legends. He has seen a space shuttle up close and flown with a jetpack, but his favourite place is a grand ballroom carved completely out of rock salt in an underground mine in Poland.
His passions in life are science and creativity, and that's what he loves to pass on.