Interviews with Scientists

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We all want to do our bit for the environment, but how does that extend to buying the Xmas tree?

You don't imagine lanky Legolas in a pointy hat and stockings at Christmas, so why are Santa's elves so tiny?

We may get a sentimental feeling when we hear voices singing, but what causes us to reminisce?

We leave carrots out for reindeer on Christmas Eve, but is it enough food for them to get around the globe?

Unpacking the science behind the perfectly packed snowball

Children UK - wide leave treats for Santa on Christmas Eve but just how drunk is he after his shift at work?

Our favourite Christmas songs are dusted off year after year. What makes it so hard to join the festive ranks?

How is nanotechnology being used to fight certain diseases?

Scientists are constructing nanomachines made of DNA to staple tiny particles together.

We look at the impact Omicron is having on South Africa to see what it's doing.

A new chemical has been identified to combat the extra pounds brought about by quitting smoking.

Driving home for Christmas, after a bottle of sherry. I take a look at the levels next to me, I am not safe.

Just when you thought disease-linked genes were bad enough, look at what they're doing to the other genes.

How does the brain coordinate the release of the same hormone, from the same cells, in different places and at...

Do you know how a plant cell works? This tool should soon answer all your questions.

All is not lost in the fight against coral bleaching due to some are showing signs of resistance.

I wanna have immunity, like no one ever was. To live well is my body's test. To train it is time's cause...

Nanotechnology is much more common place than the impression given off by sci-fi films.

The Sword of Damascus is said to be unbreakable thanks to the power of nanotechnology. How is this possible?

Theorised in 1973 and has now been made a reality. It's time to warp your brain around Quantum Spin Liquids.

It's that time again to get your science brains rattling and see if you can beat this Christmas science quiz.

From footlong Shaggy Inkcaps to Jewelled Amanita, more mushrooms means more food for you and your garden

Satiation and appetite could be linked to a specific region in the brain