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11 September 2013

Prof Peter Gore explains how we can simulate life on the grand scale and what this can teach us about dealing with our...

11 September 2013

Concrete that can repair its own cracks using plastic ligaments and embedded bacteria...

10 September 2013

The space boffins present a special Mars-themed podcast.

10 September 2013

Rutherford Appleton Central Laser Facility scientist Dr Ceri Brenner enlightens Ginny Smith about the world of lasers...

10 September 2013

Physicist Chris Frost explains, at the British Science Festival 2013, how cosmic rays disrupt the everyday technologies...

06 September 2013

Do diamonds melt? What is heartburn? What should anglers wear so fish don't see them? Why does holding an aerial...

06 September 2013

Simon Cotton introduces the dynamic Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson, and the catalyst that carries his name

05 September 2013

In another question and answer edition of the show, the team get to grips with your questions - including can you...

04 September 2013

The poison from deadly nightshade, used in a recent attempted murder - Dan Johnson introduces atropine

04 September 2013

Would it kill you to have a penny dropped on your head from the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa in...

04 September 2013

The 'Walkie Talkie' in London has been damaging cars this week by acting as a parabolic reflector, targeting...

02 September 2013

Piquant Paper from Materialchef

29 August 2013

In the final show from Australia, we find out how a wetsuit might protect surfers from sharks and a new development in...

29 August 2013

We find out what happens in our brains as we dream, why we have them, and what nightmares are all about.

29 August 2013

Concerns are being raised about cooling water leaks at Fukushima. But how does a nuclear power station work?

28 August 2013

Brian Clegg is taken back to his childhood by zinc oxide

25 August 2013

This autumn, the Gaia spacecraft will be launched on a mission to find out where the Milky Way's stars came from.

22 August 2013

How can DNA sequencing technology tell us what was put on Australia's first BBQ?

22 August 2013

We find out why ice cubes can make fizzy drinks bubble over, by asking a French champagne specialist!

22 August 2013

Could trains be built to travel as fast as jet liners?

21 August 2013

David Lindsay explores the first of the conducting organic polymers, polyacetylene

20 August 2013

Have a gander at this glorious and glistening material... glass

16 August 2013

The cocktail party effect, genetic dead relics in inflamation, genetic responses to flu jabs, and stem cells in...

15 August 2013

Could other planets make a substance like diamond?