Interviews with Scientists

Interviews about medicine, science, technology and engineering with scientists and researchers internationally...

15 April 2021

The largest placebo controlled study into the effects of microdosing on psychological wellbeing and cognition

13 April 2021

A nearly 2000 year old ancient date seed has grown into a plant that's now producing delicious dates

13 April 2021

A new study - combining the work of thousands of geneticists - pins down the genes making COVID worse...

13 April 2021

What happens in germination? And how specialised germination is wreaking havoc for some farmers...

13 April 2021

Thousands of wild and crop seeds kept safe to protect genetic variability

13 April 2021

Purifying water with proteins made by seeds

13 April 2021

A sensible preventative measure, or a dangerous risk?

13 April 2021

Recording gorilla chest beating to find a signal of body size

13 April 2021

How accurate are they compared to PCR tests? And is this strategy likely to help prevent transmission?

13 April 2021

A new technique has been developed that allows glass to be shaped via injection moulding

13 April 2021

Due to the potential risk of rare blood clots, under 30s are to be given the option of a different vaccine

06 April 2021

As Bitcoin gets more valuable, mining becomes more profitable - which takes huge amounts of electricity...

06 April 2021

How do you make sure everyone involved in a decentralised currency agrees with each other?

06 April 2021

Companies like Chainalysis can trace people's money through the supposedly-anonymous Bitcoin ledger...

06 April 2021

Bitcoin and other currencies have been both a tool for cybercrime - and a target...

06 April 2021

There's a whole world of cryptocurrencies out there - and Ethereum is the second biggest player...

06 April 2021

Economist Jon Danielsson questions what these digital tokens are really doing...

06 April 2021

Are cryptocurrencies really about the technology? David Gerard doesn't think so...

06 April 2021

Multi-million art sales, financial misconduct, Facebook money... and are we in a cryptocurrency bubble?

06 April 2021

Bitcoin is the oldest and biggest cryptocurrency. Its underlying technologies come from unexpected places...

02 April 2021

How does our sense of touch work?

30 March 2021

Architect Alan and social scientist Mary reflect with Chris Smith on the hospitals of the future...

30 March 2021

Using design to improve how patients feel while in hospital...

30 March 2021

Here are the thoughts of one patient about what hospitals of the future should look like...