Science Podcasts

Food for thought...

What the evidence says about social media use for developing brains...

Will health services be using them in the future...

Plus, the launch of the norovirus vaccine trial...

What's the impact of constant access to the internet on developing minds...

Plus news that social training boosts brain volume, and why antibodies may be unreliable in research...

Also, where do mosquitoes go during the day? And why do different farts make different noises?

Would our ancestors still have become the dominant species...

Plus, the fight against a very resistant microbe...

We discuss the PS5 Pro Announcement, and review Star Wars Outlaws, Space Marine 2, and Astro Bot.

The US election is hanging in the balance, so where might it be won or lost?

Plus better ways to educate healthcare providers, and safeguarding future water supplies...

Can we develop batteries which won't catch fire?

And if they are different to Earth, what does this tell us...

Plus, how changing clocks alter our perception of time...

How NASA's Europa Clipper mission seeks to uncover the truth of Jupiter's ice-covered moon...

Plus, keep your eye out for a very special comet...

Or is this spidey sense something they're born with...

What makes someone dyslexic?

the important nutrition that you might be missing...

Plus, human DNA is found on the teeth of museum lion specimens...

The mysterious referred itch phenomenon explained...

Why do our immune systems sometimes attack our eyes?

Heading for change in neurotrauma outcomes...