Interviews with Scientists

How might control over our movements change as we age?

How are you able to pick up that coffee cup?

We tuck in to some neuroscience news morsels with our local experts, Helen Keyes and Duncan Astle...

And how do we keep modern technologies secure today?

Back with Elizabeth Bruton at the Science Museum in London…

Numberphile's James Grime explains...

One of the world's most famous codes, and how it was broken...

The part of the show where we read out your correspondence...

Which actually has more bacteria lurking inside: dog fur, or a human beard?

In Australia, one in every five seagulls is carrying antibiotic-resistant bacteria...

Everyone’s rate of fat burning drops with age, a study using nuclear fallout shows...

One of the largest ever surveys of HIV has found the rate may be half what was thought...

It's orbiting a distant star and it's covered in clouds...

There's no gene for cuteness, but here's the next-best thing...

What secrets do Bruce's DNA hold?

What's the future for flat-faced dogs?

Jeff Schoenebeck's team are trawling through dog genomes to find out what causes brachycephaly...

A century and a half of dog breeding has left its mark...

He's fifteen weeks old, he chews on everything, and he's chock full of genes...

Bobby Seagull talks about his new book...

It's quiz time!

Take a look at our science QnA panel who are taking on your questions...

STIs aren't just a young person's issue...

What is the human papilloma virus, and how does the vaccine work?