Synthetic Biology

Synthetic Biology

We explore synthetic biology in this Naked Scientists Show, finding out how to learn from, and improve on, the structures and systems we find in nature. We'll meet the team of students who designed a biological sensor to win the international genetically engineered machine competition, or iGEM, and find out how to build bespoke proteins. In Kitchen Science, we feed an egg to some enzymes to find out how biological washing powder works. Plus, what the brain does when it sees a familiar face, genetically modified crops boost resistant bug numbers, how to create hair cells, essential for hearing,... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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Ebola still surging in Africa, and Mars dust danger

Ebola still surging in Africa, and Mars dust danger

Coming up: Africa's leading public health agency has warned that the Ebola outbreak could spread beyond the continent. What are the risks? Plus, we hear from the team behind an electronic implant with...

30 Loka 34min

A sweet truth: the history and science of sugar

A sweet truth: the history and science of sugar

This week, Rachael Ralph investigates sugar. Perry Bateman from British Sugar tells her how white sugar and demerara differ; the British Dental Association's Mick Armstrong explains how a high-sugar d...

27 Loka 29min

Mars moon mission to Phobos, and a DNA typewriter

Mars moon mission to Phobos, and a DNA typewriter

Today, we explore a Japanese mission to return a sample from Phobos. What might the project tell us about Mars's moons? Plus, Mariam Jamal-Hanjani at Cancer Research UK on Pope Leo's lung cancer diagn...

23 Loka 37min

Nature's clocks: why some lives fly by

Nature's clocks: why some lives fly by

Today, what causes ageing, and why some animals age faster than others. Joao Pedro Magalhaes discusses ageing biochemistry; Noah Snyder-Mackler links "jumping genes" to shorter lifespans in big dogs; ...

20 Loka 36min

US blocks Starlink in Ukraine, and a Parkinson's blood test

US blocks Starlink in Ukraine, and a Parkinson's blood test

Coming up, the US places restrictions on Starlink in Ukraine, and MI5 chief Sir Ken McCallum warns that AI is accelerating cyber threats from Russia. Plus, an electronic sensor that can help detect Pa...

16 Loka 32min

What is menopause, and how can you manage it?

What is menopause, and how can you manage it?

Today, Rachael Ralph explores menopause and perimenopause. This episode features renowned gynecologist Heather Currie on what we know about this stage of life and who it affects; GP and broadcaster Ni...

13 Loka 31min

Plague death in Russia, and the 2026 Nobel Prizes

Plague death in Russia, and the 2026 Nobel Prizes

A 28-year-old Russian researcher has reportedly died after contracting pneumonic plague. What do we know about this medieval-era disease? Plus, we unpack the 2026 Nobel Prizes, the world's first self-...

9 Loka 36min

Why AI is changing everything

Why AI is changing everything

In this special episode, in partnership with Frontiers Science House, we launch our new Why? series by asking one of the biggest questions of our time: Why AI? Why has artificial intelligence advanced...

6 Loka 36min

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