Interviews with Scientists

Can the bodies buried at stonehenge reveal what happened there?

Find out the fate of the Nazca Line creators.

In place of this week's Kitchen Science experiment, Ben attended a National Pathology Week event run by the Royal...

A recent Pathology success story - the drug CamPath, which is also known as alemtuzumab and was originally developed at...

We were joined by Professor Adrian Newland, president of the Royal College of Pathologists, who explained what the role...

We go through the process of a real post mortem - working with pathologist Alison Cluroe, we find out what has to be...

For air traffic control, telling the difference between wind turbines and planes using traditional radar has presented...

Cambridge's annual Teslathon brings enthusiastic amateurs get together to show off their home made tesla coils –...

时间让你跳舞的鞋!看来the way you dance could say something about your genetic fitness – in...

the beer goggles, or stella-vision, is a well known phenomenon where a few alcoholic drinks makes other people seem...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, is a debilitating condition where people who have been through nightmarish...

John Bailey joins us to explain the problem with Japanese knotweed, and how this alien species could be kept under...

Electricity from fusion could be a great alternative to traditional coal-fired power stations, supplying cheaper,...

The Joint European Torus, or JET, is the biggest fusion experiment in the world right now - but how does it keep fusion...

So what's the next step towards making fusion power a reality? Steve Cowley explains the plans for the...

How could lasers be used to achieve fusion? Kate Lancaster joins us to explain all...

Could the credit crunch be due to traders' hormone levels? Meera speaks to John Coates to find out...

我们的Kat Arney溜previe对待我们w of the new album, 'In the City of Dreadful Night',...

Immunotherapy, using the body's own immune cells to attack a tumour, could provide an alternative to radiotherapy...

This weekend saw the National Cancer Research Institute conference in Birmingham, and our very own Kat Arney went along...

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women under 25 and 70% of cases are caused by a family of viruses...

A new initiative funding research into cancer imaging could find new ways to spot cancer early, and better ways to...

We know that antibodies must pass from breastmilk to baby's blood, but only now have scientists watched one in the...

DNA damage leads to many of the diseases we associate with ageing, so if we could stop DNA from being damaged, or...