Interviews with Scientists

Chris Smith finds out about the most distant object ever discovered and how this has improved our understanding of our...

We find out about the life of a pathologist and what events we have to look forward to as part of National Pathology...

This Week in Science History saw on the 4th of November 1922 the first discovery of the entrance to the tomb of...

How we could be one step closer to making our own spider-based glues...

This week's Kitchen Science requires no equipment - just you, your brain and your arms!

Ed Wild explores how understanding our bodies immune response to huntington's disease could help develop a...

David Wraith explains how we may be able to damp down Multiple Sclerosis by de-sensitizing our immune system...

Professor Julie Williams and her team at Cardiff University recently discovered a pair of genes that seem to be linked...

This week in Science History saw the birth of Tetsuya Fujita, also known as Ted and ‘Mr Tornado’. Fujita dedicated his...

A new non-stick coating could give insects the slip, and prevent infestations...

Laura Soul investigates the effects of reaching high altitudes with Andrew Murray...

Ben Valsler speaks to Laura Soul about how her body responded to her trek up to Everest Base Camp, including exerts...

The processes that make mountains, plate tectonics, may also have given rise to the current ice age. Dennis Kent...

Richard Van Noorden reveals the winners of this years Nobel Science prizes as well as an insight into why their work...

Tech expert Chris Vallance looks at the technology highlights from over the summer and investigates the effect of the...

Our own Kat Arney reports from the National Cancer Research Institute Annual Conference in Birmingham...

Proton therapy - a type of radiotherapy using beams of charged ions to target tumours, could avoid some of the...

Stem cells are known for their ability to regenerate and differentiate to form lots of the cells in our bodies. But as...

Breast cancer is still the most common cancer in the UK and it affects around 45,000 women and around 300 men every...

We find out what Researchers Revealed was all about and meet the host for the evening, John Tickle to find out what he...

Steve McLean brings us the highlights of the newly renovated Great Northern Museum including an ancient bog body and...

Dr Sarah Glynn explores the mysterious death of the Lindow Man...

One of the aims of Researchers’ Night all across Europe is to put people in touch with researchers whose work could...

Helen Storey is a fashion designer who was inspired by developmental biology to design a series of stunning and thought...