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麻豆社 Inside Science Episodes

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    Malaria: what's in it for the mosquito?

    Gaia Vince finds out what benefit the malaria parasite brings to blood feeding mosquitoes.

  2. Yet More Space Junk; COP-up or COP-out; The End of Bias.

    How much junk can we leave in orbit before space becomes impenetrable?

  3. Propane: Keeping Your Cool as the World Warms Around You

    Can propane prevent air conditioning becoming a bigger burden on our heating planet?

  4. How Whales Farmed For Food, COP progress, and The Last Stargazers

    Gaia Vince hears how blue whales' huge appetites helped generate more food for themselves.

  5. Atmospheric Pollutants and Where to Find Them

    Do Ultra Low Emission Zones in Cities Work?

  6. The Possible Impact of false-negative PCR Tests

    False-negative PCRs, World Weather Attribution Science, and Metascience Studies.

  7. Early Alzheimer's Alert

    A simple test for the earliest stages of Alzheimer's.

  8. Surprising choice for Nobel prizes in a pandemic?

    Nobel prizes; BepiColombo snaps Mercury; carbon take up by old oaks; mystery illnesses.

  9. Covid vaccine boosters; why we don't have a tail; cassowary domestication; Royal Society Science book prize shortlist

    Covid vaccine boosters; why we don't have a tail; cassowary farming; book prize shortlist

  10. La Palma volcano; wind energy in the UK; origins of SARS-Cov2; Formula 1 safety

    La Palma volcano; wind energy in the UK; origins of SARS-Cov2; Formula 1 safety.

  11. Perseverance drills on Mars; space tourism; Australian fire debris and algal blooms; DNA vaccines against Covid

    Mars rock samples; space tourism; fire debris and algal blooms; DNA vaccines for Covid.

  12. Climate change and oil and gas exploration; cutting methane emissions; African wild dog populations; freezing eggs and sperm

    What's the future of oil and gas exploration when limiting global heating to 1.5 degrees?

  13. Rugby and the brain

    New clues on how tackles and knocks impact the brains of professional rugby players.

  14. Window to solve pandemic origins closing

    Is time running out to trace the origins of the pandemic?

  15. Mammoth Journey

    Tusk reveals the story of a woolly mammoth's 70,000 kilometre journey

  16. IPCC report - extreme weather events

    Climate change and extreme weather events.

  17. Bees and multiple pesticide exposure

    Pesticides more than double the trouble for bees

  18. Covid 19 鈥� reaching the unvaccinated

    How to balance individual rights with the collective action needed to end the pandemic.

  19. A life-changing database

    Revolutionising research into every aspect of life.

  20. Covid19 - should we test everybody ?

    Testing the entire population could stop the virus spreading, but how would we do it?

  21. Covid and our ancient ancestors

    The role our genetic inheritance plays in determining how the virus affects us.

  22. Gene editing gets real

    A treatment to change faulty genetic instructions in the liver seems to be successful.

  23. UK science policy shake-up; Ivermectin & Covid; black fungus in Indian Covid patients; many hominins in Siberian cave

    How will the new UK strategy affect funding for existing research and future innovation?

  24. Cov-Boost trial; SARS-Cov 2 infection in action; sapling guards; why tadpoles are dying

    Cov-Boost trial; SARS-Cov 2 infection in action; sapling guards; why tadpoles are dying

  25. Covid vaccines in children; preventing dengue; algal blooms; supersonic flight

    Covid vaccines in children; preventing dengue; algal blooms; supersonic flight.

  26. Lab origin theory of SARS-Cov2; gene for obesity; dark matter map; rock art in Scotland

    Lab leak theory of SARS-Cov2; gene for obesity; dark matter map; rock art in Scotland

  27. Human use of plants beyond the limits of history.

    Vic Gill and guests take a look at human impacts on the earth over thousands of years.

  28. Blood Clot Cure, Synthetic Fuels and Coal Mine Heat Pumps

    Viennese scientists describe a cure for infamous vaccine-induced thrombosis.

  29. Microplastics in UK river beds

    Victoria Gill wades into the microplastic problems in UK riverbeds.

  30. Early burials, diversity in Tudor England, a malaria vaccine, and rogue brain waves

    Early burials, diversity in Tudor England, a malaria vaccine, and rogue brain waves.

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