Best of 2024: Science wrapped
Ri Science Podcast18 Joulu 2024

Best of 2024: Science wrapped

2024 has been a remarkable year for science, so we're taking a look back over the past year at our most memorable moments here on the Ri Science Podcast. From eggs to AI, sustainable plastics to protein folding, we've discussed a fascinating range of topics with even more fascinating guests including Jess Wade and Charan Ranganath.

We can't wait to see what's in store in science for 2025, and thank you for listening and learning with us in 2024.

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Presenter: Katie Mortimer

Producer: Lia Hale

Music: Joseph Sandy

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