Interviews with Scientists

The latest news and events from Diamond including a ministerial visit, elastic discoveries and metal munching...

Stephen Lovesy discusses the science of magnetism...

In a landmark breakthrough this week, Japanese scientists have used stem cells to grow a new retina in a dish, which...

To bring us up to date with events at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, and explain how his own work fits in with this...

To investigate the impact of geology on the spread of pollution, scientists in Oxford are studying how water travels...

Ernst Haeckel's drawings of the intricate sealife were a sensation among scientists and artists alike.

This month's critter can see hot bodies in the darkness of the deep sea.

Photojournalist Brian Skerry brings back snapshots of the oceans that help shift our perspective on the underwater...

Jason deCaires Taylor's sculptures take on new life and new meaning on the seabed.

In last year’s general elections, we had the exciting spectacle of a leaders debate, and to help us get an idea of how...

Some clouds can be identified easily from the ground. But when weather forecasters and academic researchers need a bit...

Meera and Dave have been to Cambridge University’s Engineering Department to look at the research they’re doing there...

As the power of mobile communication devices increases, they’re demanding progressively faster data transmission rates...

With mobile communications playing an increasingly major part in our lives, many people are worried about the potential...

An important resource that we find in deep dark places are the metals and minerals we need for industry and everyday...

Melanoma is a form of skin cancer that's becoming increasingly common; in fact, the incidence of the disease has...

We are looking at life that flourishes in the absence of input from the Sun, in other words, some of the most...

It’s not just rock that can block sunlight: water does too, and you need only descend a few hundred metres to enter the...

Another source of energy for deep sea species is the bodies of whales and other animals that fall to the sea bed. Nick...

Dr Dan Stark explains what we're looking for at the very edge of our observational limits...

How do you communicate the concept of the Cosmic Microwave Background to families and children. Andrew Pontzen...

Katie Birkwood introduces us to Sir Fred Hoyle, through the objects he left with St John's College, Cambridge...

Dominic Ford explains what an Astrolabe is, and how you can make one at home...

Louise Ogden continues her series looking at our large telescopes by introducing the Chandra x-ray observatory...