Science Podcasts

Should we be changing the way we view sleep?

Can we employ nanotechnology to make recyclable crisp packets?

What's the best position for sleeping? And why does fog rise from a lake surface on a cold morning? Dr Chris has...

This week we're tackling all your questions about the extreme!

Chris Smith answers your questions. Why do bright lights trigger sneezes? How does a master-key work? And more

We're about to boldly scream where no one has screamed before: on the edge of space...

What causes stomach butterflies, does fog really lift, and do skin creams stop the ageing process?

The Boffins celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Moon landings...

From ice cores to absolute zero, we're taking science to the extremes...

Heart plasters to replace heart muscle in patients recovering from a heart attack

A new compound, based on the heavy metal ruthenium, destroys antibiotic-resistant bacteria...

Chris Smith takes on YOUR questions. Why do we blush? How do you lose a sense of smell? And more...

CRISPR gene edited twins have been found to have a 21% higher mortality rate from flu before the age of 76

From fast acting venom to vehicles, speedy space to tennis serves, we kick off a month of extreme science.

eLife has a new Editor-in-Chief. Who is he, and what are his plans for the journal?

Tracking malaria the molecular way, fossilised ant-defying beetles and a new editor-in-chief

How are scientists quantifying air pollution?

Safer, cleaner, and more efficient. That's the aim, but are we there yet?

Redefining a unit of measurement that was invented in 1799 has required the entire metric system to change

Tiny obstacle courses show bacteria adapt their movement to maintain speed.

Chris Smith answers YOUR questions... Does Vitamin-C cure a cold? Why do car wheels move in reverse in films?

We look into the power and importance of vaccines!

Does your memory improve by playing Pokemon?

Get your fix of neuroscience news with our naked neuroscience news roundup!