Apes reveal language origins, and being dyslexic in science
This month we hear what orangutans can tell us about the origins of human speech, we ask if...
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Apes reveal language origins, and being dyslexic in science
This month we hear what orangutans can tell us about the origins of human speech, we ask if...
36:04
Making waves about coastline conservation, and plastic waste
This month the connections that human inhabitants have to the coast, why we're still in the...
35:53
Bees can't taste pesticides, and how albatrosses get aloft
In the eLife Podcast this month, signs that bees are oblivious to pesticides in nectar, sea...
34:46
Recycled plastics pollute food, and the value of water
Better awareness of the precious resource that is water, getting a grip on coastal ecosystems and...
37:28
Wildlife Trade Extinctions and 21st Century Psychology
This time we hear how many species are being driven to extinction by human trade, why clinical...
37:29
Ken Mcginley was there during some of the first tests of hydrogen bombs in the 1950s. We were...
07:21
Does our language affect our decision making?
There are many factors that might affect the way we make decisions: our age, our past...
05:25
Microbial life deep underground
Comparatively, we know an awful lot about life on the surface of planet earth. We know a lot less...
05:51
How the pandemic affected child development
Babies born during the Covid-19 lockdowns are behind on their language development. That's the...
04:31
New Ultrasound Technique for Breast Imaging
A new non invasive technique to pick up breast cancer has been unveiled by UK scientists. Breast...
03:19
Apopo is a charity that trains African giant pouched rats for humanitarian purposes, with a view...
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Apopo is a charity that trains African giant pouched rats for humanitarian purposes, with a view...
04:43
Did you end up in your dream job? Or did you end up pursuing a career quite intensely for some...
04:49
There's news of a huge rift in the world of video games... EA Sports, who made the first ever...
02:43
Did the lockdown make us more creative?
Now, I want you to cast your mind back to that first lockdown (if you can bear it) and to think...
04:26
Dingoes are native Australian dogs, although how and when they got to Australia isn't known. They...
06:29
Coffee without the coffee beans
Coffee prices are on the rise and the plant is said to decline by 60% before 2050, meaning new...
04:11
Recreating smells from the past
If I asked you to give up one of your five senses, which one would you choose? Chances are,...
05:01
A new method for recycling plastics
The world has a huge problem with plastics. While they are a materials scientist's dream in terms...
04:35
Researchers have been studying DNA as a method to store binary data. As data generation continues...
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