Science In Action Episodes Episode guide
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Darwin dumped from Indian classrooms
The exclusion of Darwinism from the curriculum prompts protests in India
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The truth about the Sudan biolab
Khartoum’s National Public Health Laboratory is caught up in the Sudanese conflict.
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Africa moves towards creating and manufacturing its own vaccines
Africa moves towards creating and manufacturing its own vaccines
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Bird flu: The global threat
H5N1 avian flu is racing across the world. What can be done to control it?
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Chasing tornados in the American mid-West
Chasing tornados in the American mid-West – the science behind the current outbreaks.
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Gene editing breakthrough
New technique to correct gene errors in sick patients
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Animals at the Wuhan Market
What does animal DNA from the Wuhan Market reveal about the start of the pandemic?
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Return of Cyclone Freddy
Record-breaking Cyclone Freddy devastates Mozambique for the second time in one month.
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Human Genome Editing - Promise and Peril
Human Genome Editing: curing genetic disease and ensuring it's safe and available to all.
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Drought worsens in East Africa
Why the long rains in East Africa are forecast to fail again.
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Cyclone Freddy batters Madagascar
Cyclone Freddy batters Madagascar and threatens Mozambique and South Africa.
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CRISPR & bioethics
He Jiankui refuses to talk about his controversial genome editing of twin babies in 2018
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Turkey-Syria earthquake
Turkey’s most powerful earthquake on record
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Science on ice
The different forms of frozen water from ice made in labs to Jupiter’s icy moons
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Bird flu (H5N1) outbreak in mink
A review of the first mammal to mammal transmission of avian flu, observed in Spain
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Climate science activism
What happens when climate scientists take to the streets?
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Atmospheric rivers
The phenomenon driving California’s extreme weather
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One year on from the Tonga eruption
We take a look at everything we’ve learnt since the Tonga volcano erupted a year ago.
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The James Webb Space Telescope: The first six months
What have scientists learned since Nasa launched its revolutionary telescope?
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Mosquito pesticide failing
Mosquito pesticide failing
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Fusion milestone
Fusion milestone - the science behind the headlines
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Ancient warmth in Greenland
Climate change in the Arctic
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COVID spreads in China
COVID spreads in China
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A distant planet’s atmosphere
The chemical composition of planet WASP-39b's atmosphere, 700 light years away
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Online harassment of Covid scientists
Virologists studying Covid-19 have been subject to online threats
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Neurons that restore walking in paralysed patients
Neurons that restore walking in patients with spinal cord injuries have been identified
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What peat can tell us about our future
Peat can offer us early alarm bells to climate change tipping points.
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Seismic events on Mars
New data from Nasa reveals information on Mars’ origin and evolution.
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The most powerful explosion ever recorded
A celestial explosion has produced the brightest beam of light ever observed
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Inserting human neurons into the brains of rats
Fusing the brain of a human with a rat could offer insight into neurological disorders