Interviews with Scientists

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

20 November 2015

Kat Arney tackles a long held myth that glass is a liquid...

20 November 2015

Too many specimens and too few taxonomists are to blame for widespread mislabelling and misidentification of plant...

20 November 2015

With training, pigeons did just as well as pathologists in distinguishing cancerous from healthy breast tissue samples.

20 November 2015

As the debate intensifies over how much sugar we should eat, we ask the question on everyone's lips: Why we should...

20 November 2015

Sugar rots your teeth, but not all sugars are the same...

20 November 2015

Sugar has been shown to make us gain weight but how does the sugar we eat turn to fat? And is this different for when...

20 November 2015

After two years of sugar tax, the Mexican government canned it. But the UK is considering it... How effective would it...

17 November 2015

Water on the earth is easy to spot but there is also a lot beneath the surface and some of this is very very old.

17 November 2015

Kat Arney dispells the myth that Sharks don't get cancer

17 November 2015

In the summer we cought up with the cambridge eco car racing team, this week we got back in touch to see how they did...

17 November 2015

What is big data and why does Lord David Willetts thinks it is an area in which Britain excells?

17 November 2015

A tiny wireless brain implant powered by radio waves that uses light to control nerve cells has been developed by...

17 November 2015

What can big data do and how has the cloud enabled the big data revolution?

17 November 2015

The Square Kilometre Array show's just how big data can get and the challenges that come with it.

17 November 2015

When we save something on the cloud where is it actually kept and how much energy is needed to keep it there?

17 November 2015

How much of our personal data are we sharing and should we be doing something to keep it more private?

12 November 2015

A nap during the day helps with the retention of important memories.

12 November 2015

A mathematical model has been used to explore different approaches to minimising antibiotic resistance.

12 November 2015

Unconscious perception does not exist.

12 November 2015

The elemental carbon in cigarette smoke causes inflammation and, ultimately, chronic lung disease... emphysema in...

12 November 2015

Why do the bacteria in deep-sea mussels have so many toxin- like genes?

09 November 2015

A forest fire of enormous proportions is devastating the people and biodiversity of Indonesia.

09 November 2015

This week scientists have picked apart the qualities needed to make a good leader in both humans and the animal...

09 November 2015

Tomorrow's Engineers Week aims to inspire the next generation of engineers.