Interviews with Scientists

Interviews about medicine, science, technology and engineering with scientists and researchers internationally...

10 July 2012

Alan Begg discusses how new materials are changing the field of ball bearings...

10 July 2012

We discover a new variety of steel that's super strong...

09 July 2012

A unique and explosive demonstration has given people an opportunity to watch a supersonic high-explosive detonation...

06 July 2012

Have we really founds the Higgs Boson? If so, how certain are we and what could this mean for physics and our future..?

01 July 2012

One of the things we have to think about when we gather a large number of people into a small space, such as the...

01 July 2012

Every large building has an evacuation procedure. Most offices and schools have regular fire drills but this isn’t an...

01 July 2012

It’s not only the athletes taking part in London 2012 who are feeling under pressure at the moment. What about their...

01 July 2012

On a farm in Berkshire, not far from Reading, you’ll find a rather unusual looking campsite. Here special "tents...

01 July 2012

How can mathematical modeling make better buildings? Meera Senthilingham visited the newly refurbished Kings Cross...

26 June 2012

We discover a diagnostics development unit resembling that of a star-trek sick bay to monitor many aspects of your body...

26 June 2012

We discover a new chemical technique to find fingerprints in places that weren't possible before....

26 June 2012

How smoking fathers risk passing on damaged DNA to their children, Magnetic tornadoes heating up the surface of the Sun...

26 June 2012

Some substances, including drugs and explosives, can be concealed by dissolving them in another liquid such as an...

26 June 2012

With the advent of global terrorism, it’s become apparent that people will go to extreme lengths to conceal bombs. So...

25 June 2012

Are you a leader or are you a follower? An intriguing new study shows how you can identify influential people from...

22 June 2012

How just 5 mutations could create a transmissable form of H5N1, the 50,000 megapixel camera providing insight never...

19 June 2012

A major seven year study has been launched in the UK to investigate the link between biodiversity and the services...

18 June 2012

Is science education up to scratch? Universities have complained that the A-Level curriculum doesn't prepare...

12 June 2012

How music can make children more empathetic, the electrical charge of cracked materials, the slow extinction of the...

12 June 2012

As if carbon dioxide and methane aren’t enough to worry about, it now seems that we’re managing to make a whole load of...

12 June 2012

One of the most fundamental questions about how life began in the first place must be answered here on Earth. We...

12 June 2012

We explore some cinematic science when we meet the scientific adviser on Ridley Scott's blockbuster Prometheus...