Interviews with Scientists

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How sounds we can't even hear might make us move more on the dancefloor...

What Perseverance has revealed about the potential for life on Mars...

How being cold has a serious effect on new and existing health problems

How artificial enzymes can be programmed to attack COVID

How the compounds in our breath might hold the key to a more accurate diagnosis

Who will win this month's big brain award?

Joining us this week...

Making sure reproducibility remains a central pillar of the scientific process..

The root of all evil...

What implications such discrepancies could have on researchers' reputations...

With 70% of researchers having failed to reproduce another scientist's experiments, how worried should we be?

Cameras attached to tiger sharks have discovered the world's largest seagrass ecosystem

It could reduce the necessary number of glucose tolerance tests by 50%, saving lots of time and money.

The scientific hub coordinating extra-terrestrial communication strategies...

A new method of producing red blood cells from stem cells

How bees detect electrical fields around flowers, and how fertilisers disrupt that

Primitive fish that invaded the land had a single lung; so why have terrestrial animals all got two?

Executive Director Damian Pattinson explains why this is the future of scientific publishing...

Do reproducible differences in the density of the myelin that insulates nerve connections explain the gift of the gab?

Scans during pregnancy show marmoset babies making crying faces...

Preventative measures, as usual, are more effective than dealing with diseased patients...

How scientists are trying to prepare people's immune system to better fight the disease...