Putting numbers on how well looked after the animals that end up on our plate are...
Interviews with Scientists
Interviews about medicine, science, technology and engineering with scientists and researchers internationally...
Insights from a stint as Chief Scientific Advisor for Wales...
The genetic signposts which could enable more effective therapy...
Hunting for patterns in the brains of dementia patients...
An encouraging father and Tomorrow's World...
A curious case of convergent crustaceans...
Singing from the same songsheet
Protein analysis finds a molecular fingerprint in those suffering symptoms long after infection with the virus
The Cambridge team propose making use of car sensors and special materials to ease drivers' woes...
Smaller servings led to a significant change in the amount of wine people drank...
New evidence suggests this theory could be plagued by inaccuracy...
And why it wasn't always a bad thing for those that brought it in
Should there be more technical expertise at the highest echelons of government...
Answering the questions he gets asked most frequently...
How has our understanding of black holes developed in Martin Rees' lifetime?
Mimicking the connections between neurons could bring on a technological revolution...
The substance is currently illegal in many countries...
Immune cells responding to inflammation in the brain help doctors spot invisible brain injuries...
Helping veterans to come to terms with their injury...
And the lasting impact of repeat concussion...
A look back at a legendary career