Interviews with Scientists

We pick apart some of the latest neuroscience news with the help of local experts...

How do brain cells get made?

How are scientists adapting to life without their labs? Meet one who's recreated hers in her bathroom...

Researching the fundamental workings of the coronavirus has revealed a repeat mutation in monkey cells...

As the coronavirus has left Wuhan to spread around the world, scientists have built its family tree...

Once the virus is isolated, you can compare it to animal versions - and the evidence so far is uncertain...

Can you gene sequence the coronavirus? And why would you want to?

How much vinegar does it take to dissolve an egg shell?

Why do bubbles always come out spherical?

Why do baby shampoos sting your eyes less than normal shampoos?

"How do chicken eggs get fertilised, when there's a shell around them?"

What exactly is static electricity?

Is there such as thing as un-used electricity?

How do plants get water from their roots to their leaves?

How can a bunch of flowers bloom, when they've been cut from their roots?

Dave Ansell shows us a data demo...

"What's the best way to store information, for perpetuity?"

How do we store it? What do we do with it?

How was the A-bomb put together, and how does it work?

If radiation damages, how can it cure?

We have a sneak peek of a new bio-pic all about Marie Curie

Do you grab more food when someone's watching?

A lot of us have been using video conference software, but how safe is it?

How does the virus change, and how does that help us?