Interviews with Scientists

Hear about the experiment that rocked the world of genetics

Beth Biller from Edinburgh's Institute of Astronomy brought something out of this world to the show

Users of the earliest mobile phones had to go to some bizarre places to make a call...

It's a race against the clock as our panel whizz through questions from the audience.

Scientists can use good bugs to fights off bad bugs

Imagine a world without anaesthetics... No thanks!

Microbiologist Luke McNally brought a potent potion to the Edinburgh Science Festival...

The martian myth that caused a lot of confusion...

Chris Johnson from Glasgow University explains his favourite technology...

Do the lumps and bumps on your head mean anything? Sophie Goggins busts the myths of Phrenology.

Fingerprints can help catch a culprit, but what about their microbes?

How can you see planets outside our solar system? Astronomer Beth Biller explains all...

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a drone in disguise?

Curator Sophie Goggins tells us about the odd x-ray machine to measure your shoes.

We pick apart some of the latest neuroscience news...

How does music therapy work?

Music therapy is used in neuro-rehabilitation...

How can music therapy be used to help in psychological illness?

How does this new oven measure up?

This oven comes it's own PhD student...

How does this new oven work?

How do you find local, seasonal food?

Just who's behind this new oven?

What do great white sharks get up to?