The Naked Scientists Podcast

Plus, the unusual new link between death metal singers and bats...

How did we cross this milestone, what are the implications, and is depopulation a viable solution?

A promising breakthrough in Alzheimer's treatment, but with some troubling side effects

The artificial intelligence standing between you and your dream job...

Plus, using artificial enzymes to attack COVID, and how low frequency noises make us want to dance

Why do black holes spin, and what makes glue so sticky?

What use are the scientific findings if they can't be reproduced?

How red blood cells can be grown from stem cells, and how will we commuincate with aliens?

Covid has slowed progress in fighting TB. So what options are scientists weighing up?

Plus, birdsong proven to reduce anxiety and the new, cheaper carbon capture material...

How scientists are using knowledge of the human body's circadian rhythms to better our health...

Plus, New health study enlists 5 million Brits, and amphipods show signs of deep sea evolution...

A trip around the circular economy, inspired by the SEEMONSTER installation at Weston-Super-Mare

In the news, how much fishing line is sat at the bottom of our oceans, and can bacteria make tumours worse?

Are reawakening, dormant viruses to blame? And what's the prognosis for the one person in twenty left feeling low...

Plus, spotting dementia early and plastic eating worms...

Or is shale destined to fail?

Plus the rest of this week's news...

Chris and James take on the Trieste Next science festival, and find out about some of the research going on.

How sweeteners could cause risk of cardiovascular disease, and a new antibiotic found in trees.

How many calories are in a human brain? And what would happen if our planet stopped rotating?

The institutionalised falsities that still plague scientific study today.

And the rest of your weekly dose of science news and views...

How the bugs living inside us could contribute towards our health and disease