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Interviews with Scientists
Interviews about medicine, science, technology and engineering with scientists and researchers internationally...
And finally it’s time for our Gene of the Month, and this time it’s Merlin.
I caught up with JBS Haldane lecturer Alison Woollard to find out more about Haldane himself, and her revolutionary...
osh Schiffman, a children’s cancer doctor working at the University of Utah, has found out why elephants don't...
Another researcher who’s trying to solve Peto’s Paradox by taking an evolutionary view is Athena Aktipis from Arizona...
Professor Mel Greaves, to solve cancer we need to take a wider look at cancer across species, including taking an...
A way of moving objects from a distance with the use of sound waves has been revealed...
Scientists use to think genetic mutations were random but new data suggests that's not the case and it could have...
Using clinical records and genetic data, scientists can now reveal a wealth of new things about a person's...
The loss of megafauna and their poo are starving the world's oceans of nutrients like phosphorus...
London is facing fines of £300 million per year for illegally polluting the air. What are the authorities doing to...
Just how safe is the air we breath? With a pollution montior, we hit the streets to see what we're inhaling and...
When you take into account everything, from construction to battery recycling, are electric cars any greener?
Pit an electric Tesla against a petrol car in a time trial and who will win? The bets are on...
A chemical breakthough could enable batteries to store five times more energy than today's models, transforming...
Electrifying vehicles may be one way to clean up our act but what can we do about our current stock of cars? Turn them...
Human space travel is dangerous and expensive but its ability to inspire justifies the costs...
What did the moon landings teach us about why humans go to space?
Should we travel to Mars to establish another base for humanity and give ourselves more chances for survival?
Is science a good enough reason to send humans to Mars? Or are robots safer and cheaper?
All month The Naked Scientists have been on a mission to Mars but what have we learnt?
Howler monkeys make a huge sound for their proportions, but what they gain in intimidation, they lose in testis size...
October 21 2015 is the day Marty McFly returns to in Back To The Future. But how much has this and other sci-fi...
Why is it that some people in persistent vegetative states can be conscious but unable to move?