Science Podcasts

Genocides, and why we as a species are capable of such things...

Confronting crippling power bills, there's renewed interest in nuclear energy...

The GENIGMA mobile game is designed to improve the models used to understand cancer through game play

DNA could be a highly dense and robust method of storing digital data

The age of moon rocks may not be as relatively simple as assumed.

We review Elden Ring, and die a lot. Plus, Gran Turismo 7. Vroom.

Plus, firelighters and food, crocodiles and Helicobacter pylori...

A translator for pig noises can help farmers understand the emotional wellbeing of these oink-some animals...

Exploring the science of changing behaviours and the brain-based systems which direct how we act…

Gene screening for the elusive trigger of human birth, transmissible tumours, and hunter gatherers with a taste for...

In many ways, A.I. has crept up on us without us noticing. Beth Singler and Hope McGovern assess the current state of...

What's best for my car and the planet?

This head scratcher has left us all itching to find the answer.

Citrus and pine scented cleaning products can cause indoor pollution

Cop 26 has been and gone. Are we any the wiser? Or are we on a cliff edge?

As global conflict increasingly turns digital, we look at the tools, targets & implications of cyberwarfare...

Do accents change the way you talk to yourself?

As our reporter Alex Rhodes gets engaged, we get him to plan a wedding using a wedding simulator.

The use of nuclear weapons leads to dire consequences...

Are their children genetically brother and sister?

Are we seeing the end of astronauts and the rise of robotic spacefarers in our stead?

What’s the link between C20th Muslim pop music and Victorian synagogue music?

The effects of gravity on oxygen generation have been studied in preparation for future lunar settlements

At home blood clot tests can be performed using a smartphone and a drop of blood