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麻豆社 Inside Science Episodes

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    Science funding, Carbon capture storage, Graphene

    Adam Rutherford questions the latest government science funding review.

  2. Ancient farmers' genomes, Alice at Cern, Astrophysics questions

    Ancient genome research shows the effect of the introduction of farming to Europe.

  3. Antarctic ice sheet instability, Groundwater, Accents, Fluorescent coral

    Melting Antarctic ice sheet will not lead to as big a sea level rise as previously thought

  4. Sex-change tree, Pluto's cryovolcanoes, Sellafield's plutonium, Ant super-organisms

    Adam Rutherford asks whether Britain's oldest tree has changed sex.

  5. Grid cells and time, Boole, How your brain shapes your life

    Tracey Logan unpicks how people's brains work and discusses maverick scientist Boole.

  6. Oxygen on comet 67P; Bees and antimicrobial drugs; Reproducibility of science experiments; Reintroduction of beavers

    Oxygen detected on comet 67P doesn鈥檛 fit with models of early Solar System formation.

  7. Animal experiments, Bees and diesel, Sense Ocean, Readability of IPCC report

    Latest stats shows UK scientists used fewer research animals last year. Or did they?

  8. Time Travel in Science and Cinema

    Adam Rutherford and Francine Stock explore time travel in science and cinema.

  9. Ethiopian genome, Coral nutrients, The hunt for gravitational waves, Seven Brief Lessons on Physics

    Adam Rutherford meets Carlo Rovelli, author of Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.

  10. Write on Kew festival at Kew Gardens, Preserving global biodiversity

    Adam Rutherford is at Kew Gardens to discuss challenges in preserving global biodiversity.

  11. Listeners' Science Questions

    Adam Rutherford is joined by guests to answer listener questions.

  12. Pluto images, Space elevator, Insect migration, Imagination app

    Adam Rutherford looks at the new photos of Pluto which were beamed back to Earth this week

  13. Homo Naledi, New spacesuit, Quantum biology, A possible cure for motion sickness

    Tracey Logan investigates an ancient human and a zero-gravity space suit.

  14. El Nino, Sphagnum moss and peatlands, Inside Cern, Measuring air pollution with iPhones

    Tracey Logan investigates the El Nino warnings and the search for the Higgs boson.

  15. 27/08/2015

    How the brain creates meaning, the magic of maths, genetic switch for obesity and dust

  16. 20/08/2015

    Gareth Mitchell asks whether paleolithic people ate carbs and why corals are in peril.

  17. Scottish GM ban, Earth's magnetic field, OCD, Birth of a new galaxy

    Scottish GM ban, the Earth's magnetic field, life with OCD, and how galaxies are born.

  18. Hiroshima radiation, Anthropocene, Bonobo noises, Physicist Henry Moseley

    Adam Rutherford presents discussion on the radiation effects from the Hiroshima bomb.

  19. 30/07/2015

    Earth-like exoplanets;graphene origami; Hooke's Micrographia; Maize and soil erosion

  20. Pluto's surface, Increased Arctic ice in 2013, Linking brains together, Signals of fertility

    Adam Rutherford presents news on the latest New Horizons images of Pluto's surface.

  21. Pluto: New Horizons

    The flyby of Pluto. Adam Rutherford with early pictures from New Horizons space probe.

  22. Intrusive memories, Silent aircraft, Nuclear fusion, Pluto

    Adam Rutherford investigates intrusive memories, silent aircraft, nuclear fusion and Pluto

  23. Aphid-repelling wheat, National Institute for Bioscience, Global map of smell, Parrot mimics

    Adam Rutherford examines results of a field trial of a new way to repel aphids from wheat.

  24. Malaria drug, Listener feedback, Imaging the singing voice, Classifying human species

    Adam Rutherford presents news of a novel drug to potentially prevent and treat malaria.

  25. Women Scientists on Sexism in Science

    Adam Rutherford presents a special programme on sexism in science.

  26. Stars, Fracking, Ice Cores, Drunken Chimps

    Adam Rutherford examines new images from the Alma telescope of the earliest galaxies.

  27. Origins of life, Earthquakes in London, Frog plague, Ancient pollen

    New research on the origins of life. How do scientists unpick the start of biology?

  28. Self-adapting robots, Artificial intelligence in medicine, Ageing healthily

    Tracey Logan examines technology to enable robots to remain fully autonomous when damaged.

  29. El Nino, Echolocation, Seasons, Snakes

    Studying human echolocation at the quietest place on earth.

  30. Seasonal Variation in Immunity, Chemosynthesis, Role of the ISS, Storing Digital Data in DNA

    New research on seasonal variation in people's immune systems. With Adam Rutherford.

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