Science Podcasts

How does radio reach out of the studio? We explore the science and technology of broadcasting from its beginnings to...

Geosmin podcast from Chemistry World - the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry

Cancer is literally the enemy within us, starting when good cells go rogue. But how can we use new genetic knowledge to...

Will your genes pave the way for schizophrenia, optimism, a high IQ or even Alzheimer's? And is it ethical to...

How can we solve the space debris problem? What will we learn from LOFAR? This month, we meet TechDemoSat and catch up...

How you can get involved in citizen science projects and why a gas given off by many trees could be contributing to...

The Space Boffins take a tour of the International Space Station, meet an Apollo astronaut and discuss the politics of...

15 yr old Louis from London asks "do foetuses get cancer? Their cells divide rapidly, surely they can make...

How parenthood can extend your lifespan and the genetic recipe for a red blood cell. Plus, a new way to share...

Epigenetics controls the activity of genes inside cells and holds the key to new treatments for old diseases...

Carp with compasses, why we have earwax, can genes re-write their own code and do bananas in brown bags stay fresher...

Urea podcast from Chemistry World - the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry

The history of life in the oceans spans over 3.5 billion years. In this Naked Oceans we'll take a whistlestop tour...

We find out if we could mix spider and human DNA to create a real life Spiderman. Plus we ask, do foetuses get cancer?

How the grand canyon may be older than we thought, why hagfish may provide future fibres and the icy ecosystem in an...

How should we protect marine ecosystems? We explore the science behind Marine Protected Areas. Plus, news of a...

Why do we age? Are mosquitoes attracted to some more than others? What is epigenetics? Join Dr Chris answering...

Tetracycline podcast from Chemistry World - the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry

How an online tool is helping to protect bats, weather balloons for atmospheric research and how telomeres and ageing...

On Mars nobody can hear you scream. Is that really true? And if so, why? Plus we ask, can we mix spider and human DNA...

In this NewsFlash - Why general health checks are generally unhelpful, how to make steam from sunlight and printing new...

We take you on a tour of ISIS, the neutron source, to discover how neutrons can probe the properties of matter and...

Vinegar podcast from Chemistry World - the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry

Do menstrual cycles synchronise for women who live together? If so, is there any evolutionary reason for this?