Interviews with Scientists

What caused the avalanche that caught Lawrence Jones?

Mountain guide Mark Diggins and avalanche professor Jim McElwaine discuss a survival story...

20 years ago, Lawrence Jones was caught in an avalanche - and barely lived to tell the tale...

Adrian asks: why would a used battery bounce on its end more than a full one? Phil Sansom explains...

Scientists have tested all sorts of food in the lab to see which breaks down booze the best...

How does the possibility of sex influence how we present ourselves to others?

Are we really on the road towards a carbon-neutral future, and what’s it going to take to get there?

A cardiologist, physicist, immunologist and wine expert, and geneticist and dietitian take on your questions.

What's the chance of having twins in a pregnancy? This question, and many more....

How does organ donation work?

How close are scientists to growing new livers in the lab?

How close are scientists to growing a new heart in a lab?

WHO has found that up to 80% of children worldwide are not getting enough exercise...

One of the big challenges with making and sustaining organs in the lab is plumbing...

Scientists have come up with a water-saving coating for your toilet...

How close are we to growing a kidney in the laboratory?

What's going on with the UK's ash trees?

Scientists have announced they can make ethylene from carbon dioxide...

Could electronic medical record systems help to spot sepsis risk sooner?

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 gets reviewed!

Is the latest remake of MediEvil worth playing?

Is PC Building Simulator easy to get to grips with?

Is Pokemon Sword & Shield a worthy addition to the poke-universe?

Can Bee Simulator create a buzz? Reviewed.