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Robotic Thumbs, Mending Bones with Magnets, and the State of Science this Summer

A trip round the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2022.

• 27 mins

Deep Space and the Deep Sea - 40 years of the International Whaling Moratorium.

The James Webb Space Telescope is finally in business - what treasures yet to come?

• 27 mins

Multiverses, melting glaciers and what you can tell from the noise of someone peeing

What came before the Big Bang; why the theory of the multiverse makes sense.

• 27 mins

Heatwave: the consequences

What are the consequences of the recent UK heatwave for us, plants and our energy supply.

• 34 mins

Shaun The Sheep Jumps Over The Moon, Bronze Age Kissing and PPE Rubbish

ESA announce that Shaun The Sheep will fly around the moon this month aboard Artemis 1.

• 31 mins

Amplified Arctic Amplification and Microclot Clues to Post-Viral Disease

Arctic warming around four times faster than previously thought.

• 27 mins

A Possible Sequel to the Dinosaur Armageddon

Did the Chicxulub meteor that did for the dinosaurs have a smaller cousin?

• 30 mins

Return of the ozone hole

Australian fires have impacted the ozone layer.

• 29 mins

Dealing with drought

Dealing with drought, satellite clutter and mucus evolution.

• 31 mins

Ancient Amputation

How hunter gatherers in Borneo successfully performed surgery thousands of years ago.

• 28 mins

Is the James Webb Space Telescope too good?

Is the James Webb Space Telescope too good?

• 28 mins

Science collaborations – with Russia

How the war in Ukraine is impacting international research

• 31 mins

Fracking Science

The moratorium on fracking has been lifted, but what does the science say?

• 32 mins

Coronavirus - new variants

What does virus evolution mean for Covid severity as we head into winter?

• 34 mins

Avian flu

A new strain of the virus is taking a toll on both wild birds and poultry.

• 29 mins

The Â鶹ԼÅÄ at 100

Science, technology and the future of broadcasting.

• 50 mins

Turtle Voices, a Pandemic Retrospective and a Nose-Picking Primate

Turtle voices shed light on the evolutionary origins of vocal communication.

• 31 mins

Monkeypox

Could you have it and not know ?

• 34 mins

COP27

Loss and damage, Funding climate change impacts

• 32 mins

Climate science and politics

Holding the decision makers to account

• 27 mins

Science funding

Can the UK reach agreement with the EU on future scientific collaborations ?

• 29 mins

Killer smog

Seventy years ago, the deaths of thousands in London's smog led to the Clean Air Act.

• 32 mins

Biodiversity

Can international efforts plan a more sustainable future?

• 28 mins

Cancer cure, Strep A research and hopes for biodiversity

Editing DNA seems to have cured a teenager’s leukaemia

• 27 mins

A Scientifically Superior Christmas Dinner

We head to the kitchen to cook up the best Christmas dinner that science has to offer.

• 28 mins

Game changers

Marnie, Vic and Gaia look back at some of the biggest science news stories of 2022.

• 28 mins

The UK's first satellite launch

Competition in the space industry is set to boom.

• 30 mins

Chatbot plagiarism

Does modern AI technology pose a threat to student learning?

• 29 mins

Towards Net Zero

Changing our home heating and improving insulation to reduced bills and emissions.

• 31 mins

Vegetarian school dinners

Can serving less meat in school dinners help the UK reach its climate goals?

• 31 mins