Science In Action Episodes Episode guide
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Why Computers Forget
Why computers forget, Hypnosis and medicine, Acid oceans, Sargassum seaweed
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Drones to prevent poaching
Drones used for conservation; monitoring forests; looking for orangutans; Ants in Space.
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Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting
Satellite data reveal the large ice loss from the floating Antarctic Shelves
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Scientists 3D Print Cars
Scientists have 3D printed a replica of a vintage 1965 Shelby Cobra sports car
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Defining the Anthropocene
We have entered a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, but when did it start?
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Self-cleaning Materials
A self-cleaning coating for delicate cashmere using solar-power chemistry
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Energy, Water and Food
The growing conflict between access to fresh water, food production and energy generation
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Climate Change and Infectious Diseases
How a changing climate is affecting the spread and behaviour of infectious diseases
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Ocean Plastic
New figures for the amount of plastic entering the worlds' oceans
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Chimpanzee Language
New insights into the complexity of chimpanzee language
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Viruses and Chronic Gut Disease
Viruses living in the gut may have a role in inflammatory bowel disease
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Latest from Rosetta
The latest understanding of Comet 67P from Rosetta’s instruments
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Approaching Pluto
NASA's New Horizons probe gets set to examine Pluto after a 9 year trip
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Antibiotic Discovery
A new antibiotic that can kill drug-resistant infections has been found
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Science in 2014
We look back through 50 years of archives and ask what 2015 promises for science.
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The Space Special
Indian spacecraft enter Mars’ orbit, Rosetta lands on a comet and other space stories
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American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting
Conference topics include Arctic sea ice and exciting sounds from Mars
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Results from Rosetta
Rosetta's ROSINA instrument looks at the water in the atmosphere on Comet 67P
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African Soil Report
Unhealthy soil is prevalent across sub-Saharan Africa
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Air Pollution in Beijing
A new study looks at what is causing severe air pollution over Beijing
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Early Results from Philae
Philae's COSAC instrument detects organic materials on Comet 67P
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Fifty Years of Science in Action
Sir Paul Nurse, virologist Wendy Barclay and Nasa's Ellen Stofan on 50 years of science
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Rosetta Landing Preparations
Rosetta's probe Philae gets ready for the first ever comet-landing
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Driverless Cars Special
Car crashes kill 1.2 million people each year. Could robots be better than human drivers?
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Powerful Microscopy
Nobel Laureate-led team develop microscopy methods to film cell activity.
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Sun Research
What the Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) satellite can tell us about the sun
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Nobel Prizes 2014
The 2014 Nobel Prizes for Physiology or Medicine, Physics and Chemistry are announced
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HIV in Africa
The origin of the HIV pandemic has been traced to the 1920s in the city of Kinshasa
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Indian Mars Mission
India is the first Asian country to successfully place a satellite into Mars' orbit
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NASA Human Space Flight
US Space Agency is back in the astronaut transport business