Interviews about Chemistry

And now for the first chapter in a new series we're introducing on the show over the summer called Chemistry in...

This week in science history saw, in 1968, the death of Otto Hahn, the German chemist who co-discovered nuclear fission...

This week in science history saw, in 1867, Alfred Nobel first demonstrate dynamite in the UK, at Merstham Quarry in...

Now, electric cars are not the only option we have for sustainable personal transport. Already, there are a number of...

And also this week scientists have come up with a reason for you to tear up that periodic table which is on the wall of...

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This week in science history saw, in 1852, the publication of a paper by Edward Frankland describing the valence theory...

Formula 1's a fast paced world where cars can race at up to 220 mph in certain conditions but for these cars to...

Ben Valsler met up with Jo Dicks, Principal Scientific Officer for Cambridge Council, to find out how urban air quality...

What happens on the sea shore can impact on the atmosphere across the country, as Stephen Ashworth explained to Chris...

On the 19th April 1943, Dr Albert Hoffman tested a substance he had derived from Ergot, and discovered it's strong...

A new surface material could heal it's own scratches simply by being left in the sun! Professor Marek Urban...

有机框架或财政部,是一种很有前途的species of molecules which have enormous internal surface areas....

A car which silently repairs scratched paintwork, chipped windscreens or engine faults sounds fantastic, and may not be...

Window cleaners may be forced to join the unemployment line, as new technology lets the windows clean themselves...

Next time you have a headache, don't take an aspirin - make your own! It seems that humans can manufacture their...

How is indoor snow made? For places like the Milton Keynes SNO!Zone, real snow is essential to the experience - but do...

Does champagne go straight to your head? What is it about the bubbles that makes you get more drunk, more quickly?...

In a box hidden in a corner of the lab belonging to the late Stanley Miller was an experiment which could explain the...

Chris talks to Karen Kidd from the University of New Brunswick in Canada about a study that investigated the...

David Karl from the University of Hawaii talks to Meera about the problems we face as climate change threatens ocean...

Carl Djerassi was one of the team behind the contraceptive pill developed in 1951, but now, he's critically...

Planets come in many shapes and sizes, but how do they form? Chris met Micheal Meyer at the AAAS conference in Boston...

Enzymes are the "amazing chemical machines" that make reactions happen billions of times faster than they...