Interviews with Scientists

Cambridge University have designed a brain implant that can release tiny doses of anti-epilepsy drugs precisely where...

Crickets make a big racket for such small creatures, which got scientists thinking...

Can self-healing materials keep us safer in the air?

Why dragonfly wings can inspire a more effective type of wind turbine...

What is biomimicry, and how could eggshells improve our buildings?

When scientists redo studies they aren't getting the same results...

Can the UK compete with the EU and American owned GPS systems?

How does acidity make a wine taste better?

How science moves from the lab into the home...

How do talking machines help traffic?

Are we eating and drinking all together too much?

How have our carbon emissioned changed over the last ten years, and what can we do about it?

What makes the infamous Mathematical Bridge so special?

A jaunt with Claire Bryant, who tells the team about ancient mariner traditions and cutting edge bacteria research...

Without proteins to do the heavy lifting, how did early life copy its genetic information?

What genes control the plumage patterns of pigeons?

Are the EU's requirements to test bovine TB vaccines feasible?

What role does a thinner, more heavily cross-linked form of collagen play in the progression of pulmonary fibrosis?

Scientists have been able to block the spread of cell senescence, allowing regeneration of livers formerly in acute...

Scientists have come up with a liquid battery...

Do lemmings really jump off cliffs of their own volition?

Can music influence our behaviour?

What is The Mozart Effect and does it stand up to science?

How are music tastes and personality linked?