Interviews with Scientists

Glasses-free 3D screens normally have to be viewed from a specific angle. Now a team from HP Labs have overcome this...

The UK has a potential wealth of tidal energy, as Richard Hollingham discovered at Liverpool's Albert Docks...

Cinema lecturer Dr Leo Enticknap discusses whether we're entering a 'digital dark age' as we struggle to...

Store and ignore formats are hard to come by for digital data. Now a team at Harvard university have managed to store...

PhD student Christian Steinruecken discusses his work on data compression...

Professor John O'Keefe discusses how researchers are combining virtual reality and treadmills to map navigation in...

A new range of antibiotics are being developed to target the gene expression of bacteria...

'Liking' things on Facebook may give away more than you realise. A new study used 'likes' to...

Hawksbill turtles are critically endangered, and their numbers continue to decline. Now, new research shows a glimmer...

We ask Matt Waldon how we tackle Cholera in the modern world and find out how the disease could have reached Haiti...

Medical Historian Richard Barnett tells the story of the epidemiologist John Snow and asks whether we've...

PhD student Ankur Mutreja discusses his work; sequencing the genome of cholera bacteria in order to track the 7th...

How turtles mate, and the prospects for sub-sea energy generation.

Planet Earth - polychaete worms

A new scientific theory suggests that a knock to the head, could cause not just trauma but an immune system response...

We speak to 'enviromental entrepreneur' Jason Drew about his plan to close loops in the food chain by feeding...

We speak to Tim Benton, the UK champion for food security, to find out why we should be hungry to secure our food...

We find out how changing the way rice photosynthesises could lead to better crop yields...

We peer into the depths of the science of sinkholes to find out when and how they appear...

Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch talks to Naked Scientist Ben Valsler about his role as guest director of the...

And finally, our gene of the month is Fruitless.

US researchers have discovered that a pseudogene might be involved in controlling an important cancer gene

Scientists have discovered that the X-chromosome inactivation gene Xist may be involved in cancer