This week the USA has carried out its first executions by lethal injection since April.
In short: brief podcast episodes telling compelling science stories.
Lab-grown meat: should we steak our future on it?
Stiffer cell walls and a diminished charge enable resistant bacteria to sidestep common antibiotics.
Grass species found to be stealing genes from neighbouring plants...
An experimental drug can prevent, and even reverse, muscle changes in asthmatic airways...
Swallowing a pill as a new way to take medication.
Scientists find brain’s laughter switch
Diet-drug deters mosquitoes from biting...
Morning person or night owl? It's already written in your genes...
A new technique that makes the process of carbon capture 24% more energy-efficient has been announced
Scientists add another piece to the puzzle of Martian geography...
Researchers from the University of Geneva look at multiple benefits of rocking adults to sleep.
Muscles can store the benefits of exercise for use again later.
Experiments have uncovered surprising chemicals popping up in supposedly nicotine-free e-cigarettes
A medieval skeleton has been discovered with some unexpected extras hidden in her teeth...
A phone app uses sonar to monitor respirations...
Could sleep monitoring be an early screening tool for Alzheimer's disease?
Lawrence Jones, CEO of UKFast, and Chris Smith, of the Naked Scientists, in conversation...
Hundreds of tiny robots that together are greater than the sum of their parts.
Singing Scientist Rishi Nag wrote us a Christmas song...
A new way of hunting down cancer is much more accurate than previous attempts
How to cut down on carbon and waste this Christmas!