Interviews with Scientists

Does it matter when the movies get the science wrong?

Are antioxidants all they're cracked up to be?

A new app hopes to make walking easier for the elderly.

Scientists have tied the world's smallest knot; less than a millionth of a millimetre across.

Gene editing is being used to tackle an inherited immune disorder that leaves people with serious infections.

Could a gene drive eradicate mosquitoes?

Who should benefit from advances in gene editing technology?

What happens to rules about GM crops when the UK leaves the EU?

Why laughing is good for your mind, body and soul.

How do animals choose their leaders?

The biggest question of the year.

Can you use science to get a date?

Why urban environments could be the future of conservation.

From bean to cup: how do you brew a coffee?

When the discovery of gravitational waves hit the headlines.

The team celebrated their 15th birthday this year, but what happens in their newsroom?

Kat takes on moggies in this mythconception...

Chris gets his ticker checked with an ECG.

How one community has decided to turn the lights down low in the search for darkness...

Graihagh investigates why we might be spooked by a little bit of darkness...

Does it matter that the light bulb is destroying the night?

What if we found life beyond the Earth?

...and could it explain why we haven't found any evidence of life beyond Earth?

If you fill out Drake's equation, life beyond Earth is highly probable...