Science Podcasts

How will 12,000 satellites impact telescopes - let alone spacecraft trying to get through?

This month on the show, the biggest whole-genome project ever. We're talking in the quadrillions...

What will phenomics mean for medicine? And what is consciousness?

A new prosthesis for a lost limb can communicate with the wearer's nervous system...

Is AI a threat to humanity? What’s a panic attack? And why does being scared make your legs wobble?

How do gene therapy techniques work, and what are the risks?

Researchers using gene therapy to prevent blindness, halt muscular dystrophy, and even potentially cure HIV...

Should you let it cool down first, or can it go straight in the fridge?

What makes a brain creative? How do viruses, and the flu, evolve? And why does 2 degrees of global warming matter?

How geese make it over the Himalayas, life aboard the ISS and organoids recreate a retina in a dish...

From staining glass to making it bulletproof, we take a look at all things glassy.

Can we use fingernails and toenails to satisfy the demand of rhino horn and reduce poaching?

Would you study eSports at university?

What’s going on in the brain that allows us to move? How might control over our movements change as we age?

The global climate strike, does blood letting benefit blood pressure, and why vaseline melts in the pan but not in the...

We dive into the murky world of cryptography...

When you add rice or pasta to a pan, why does the water boil over?

Dogs with flat faces often struggle to breathe. What's going on in their genes? Plus, we sequence a puppy...

Is flying a threat to glaucoma? Do blood groups affect diet? Is 5G harmful to my health?

How long can someone hold their breath? Who are fitter - footballers or rugby players?

The Boffins learn how to keep Mars safe from Earth-bugs. Plus: two Mars rovers, and a quarantine facility...

Chris Smith takes on your questions. Do wild animals snore? Does menthol make your breath colder? And more...

The government might change planning restrictions to allow taller masts. Will the signal be worth the eyesore?

Can bacteria help cool the climate?