Science Podcasts

Wouldn't it be great to have a molecule named after you? But perhaps not this week's compound, the chemical...

Would you survive the vomit comet, tolerate 9 Gs and manage to live with 4 strangers?

Why do power lines make so much noise?

How does sugar addiction happen? Where do deleted emails go? Plus, flowing water on Mars.

Parkinson's Disease, depression, chickenpox, bats and beetles.

Hayley Birch discovers the compound that opened up a wing of the periodic table for reactions: Xenon hexafluoroplatinate

Concussion is a problem in many sports, but there are ways you can spot them on the pitch.

Do spiders get stuck in their webs? Will we ever find dark matter? Can dogs feel guilt?

Fidgeting could add years to your life

A new layer for solar cells has been developed to cool them and improve their efficiency.

Planned for 2024, the European-Extremely Large Telescope will be the biggest in the world

A new form of 3D-printing has been used to turn out replicas of a patient's organs.

Why do wires tangle? How are mountains formed? Is borehole water drinkable?

Scientists in America have helped a paralysed man to take his first steps in over 5 years.

How do the parasitic worms that transmit diseases like elephantitis invade the body?

Does being a good parent shorten your lifespan? Yes, at least if you're a burying beetle.

Raychelle Burks finds out how Potbelly's patrons became poisoning patients, in the mystery of the sodium azide-...

Endangered elephants have fewer offspring if their mothers are stressed when they are born

From the emergency call to recovery process: meet the people ready to save your life.

In this week's podcast, Matt Gunther reveals the toxic history of gelsemine

Why is gooseberry jam red, when gooseberries are green?

What causes sleep paralysis? Should we drink wee? Can we clone from fossils?

In this week's podcast, Raychelle Burks tells us of the cool but warming effects of methyl salicylate, better...