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The Ingredients For Life And Earth-like Planets Astronomer Dr. Simon Goodwin Simon - In my work we cast the net slightly wider than Mars and look for life outside our solar system. We want to know what life there will be like and whether it is intelligent. The January 2005	Bioremediation - using bacteria to clean up our mess Lynne Macaskie, Birmingham University January 2005
Anatomy For Beginners Prof. John Lee John - The programme I'm presenting is called Anatomy for Beginners. The aim of the programme is to make anatomy accessible to anyone who's interested. We've tried to do a genuine demonstration of anatomy January 2005	Huygens Lands on Titan, Saturn's Largest Moon Prof. John Zarnecki Chris - How does it feel to have reached Titan? January 2005
Probiotics January 2005	Cyborgs And Upgrading Humans Dr. Kevin Warwick, University of Reading Chris - You were saying earlier that the whole point of putting implants into humans is to make them better. Do we really need to do that? January 2005
Humanising Machines Professor William Clocksin, Oxford Brookes University Chris - we've been talking about making man more like a machine, but you work on trying to make machines more humanised. January 2005	Why Birds Eggs Have Speckles Dr Andrew Gosler, Oxford University January 2005
An Anti-smoking And Anti-cocaine Vaccine Dr. Campbell Bunce Campbell - We've come up with a novel way to help addicts kick both the smoking and cocaine habit: a kind of anti-addiction vaccine. Using the vaccine helps to prevent the high people get from t January 2005	How Smoking Harms your Iq in Old Age Professor Lawrence Whalley Lawrence - We looked at archives of peoples' IQ tests from 1932 and 1947. We used this childhood data to look at lifelong changes in mental ability. These people are now old and we are January 2005
Gambling Addiction Professor Mark Griffiths January 2005	The Brain-science of Addiction Professor Barry Everitt January 2005
Cassini-huygens Mission To Titan, Saturn's Largest Moon Prof. John Zarnecki December 2004	Chris Why does the government need a UFO desk and when was it set up? December 2004
The MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) Problem Dr Mark Farrington Chris - We are told that MRSA kills 5000 people per year. What is MRSA and where did it come from? December 2004	Dr. Liz Sockett. Liz Bdellovibrio are natural, tiny predatory bacteria that have other bacteria as their main food. Their strategy is to break into bacterial cells, close up the hole behind them suck their guts out! Having dissolved the inside of December 2004
Bacteriophage (phage) Therapy Professor Nick Mann December 2004	Spider Man Becomes a Reality December 2004
A New Tb Vaccine November 2004	A Vaccine For Cervical Cancer Professor Margaret Stanley. November 2004

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