Interviews about Physics

Non-stick pans are great, they make it so much easier to clean cooked on scrambled egg! But the Thin Films and...

Meera went out to find the best bits of the festival, and wound up in crowd control!

How deep can you go? Professional free divers can descend hundreds of feet underwater with no scuba gear, but what...

Fighter pilots need to undergo extreme conditions and still be able to make life or death decisions. How do they train...

Biodiesel is one option for powering cars of the future, but another fuel we could use is hydrogen. This has the...

This week, Chelsea finds evidence that Mexican food may not have changed much in hundreds of years, while Bob explores...

This week, Chelsea looks at making music from babies' cries, and Bob explores how babies can spot different...

We spoke to Peter Kelemen, who studies the earthquakes that originate deep in the mantle of the Earth

This week, Chelsea finds out what rock music sounds like on other planets, and Bob uses lasers to simulate the...

Bob and Chelsea tell us why having a high IQ may not be the que to success.

Discover the conclusion to this week's Kitchen Science experiment

Chelsea and Bob try to answer the age old question 'Why do we buy what we buy?' Does celebrity endorsement...

Kitchen science: slime behaving strangely...

Kitchen science: DIY hot air balloon

Anat is a radiologist and uses radiation to help cure disease

Anna visited Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station to find out what nuclear energy is and how it is harnessed

Ian Farnan studies how to store nuclear waste for the long term.

Ali looks into wind energy, both onshore and offshore along with the new technology of wave power.

The Naked Scientists spoke to Professor Gerry Gilmore, University of Cambridge Institute of Astronomy

Why maths and music strike a chord

Maths, music and all that jazz...

The Naked Scientists spoke to Dr Ed Tarte, University of Birmingham

The Naked Scientists spoke to Dr Tim Jackson, University of Birmingham