Interviews with Scientists

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

23 October 2014

Engineers turn to the natural world for ideas to create robots that can fly, 3D print and repair buildings in drone...

22 October 2014

Scientists have modeled and predicted a solar storm, which could have implications in protecting us against severe...

20 October 2014

Could a mild amount of stress in early life actually have a positive effect in some individuals and make them more...

20 October 2014

Were the Victorians as severe on children as we believe? What did they think was in a child's brain? And what...

20 October 2014

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will never hurt you. True, or false? The effects of emotional abuse...

20 October 2014

Kids Company charity supports over 36,000 young people who have experienced abuse and maltreatment, and helps to...

20 October 2014

In America alone, four children die every day as a result of child abuse. We find out what Brad found in one UK home....

20 October 2014

Cities are hotbeds of air pollution, which can exacerbate breathing problems. So how can technology help?

20 October 2014

Can we use data sets to predict where and when crimes are going to happen in cities? And if so, how can lampposts be...

20 October 2014

Can we change wood at the molecular level to make it suitable for building "plyscrapers"?

20 October 2014

Powered by fatbergs, a new super sewer, will stop sewage polluting the River Thames...

20 October 2014

Not brushing your teeth properly may lead to more than just a trip to the dentist - it could be denting your sporting...

20 October 2014

Blocking a type of cell called an oligodendocyte in the brain can stop us from learning new things.

20 October 2014

The adage that you can't teach old dogs new tricks may be down to a brain chemical, which makes older minds less...

20 October 2014

An ebola-like virus is wiping out frogs and other amphibians in Spain...

20 October 2014

Invaders are on their way to the UK - setting up home in our waterways, altering ecosystems and smothering other...

14 October 2014

Computers account for between 2-6% of global CO2 emissions, but can energy-efficient microchips help?

14 October 2014

Tackling climate change is a difficult task, especially on an individual level. Perhaps all we need is empathy...

14 October 2014

There will be many financial costs (and benefits) associated with tackling climate change, but how can these be...

14 October 2014

What are the signs and the evidence for climate change, and what will be the consequences? Emily Shuckburgh answers....

14 October 2014

The latest Nobel prizes have been announced, but who won them and what for?

14 October 2014

A younger galaxy might hold the key to solving the mystery of light in the universe.

14 October 2014

A Swedish truck driver has become the first person to receive a new design of prosthetic arm that is mounted directly...

14 October 2014

Yeast expends precious energy to give beer its delicious flavours, but why? Kevin Verstrepen gets his mouth around...