Science Of The Times

Science Of The Times

Do you want to learn a little more about topical science findings? Do many of the science stories you hear leave you with unanswered questions? Syma and Tim will discuss in non-technical language and in a fun and engaging style, recently published science findings. Guests will be authors of these papers and will include some of the world’s most exciting scientists who are pushing the frontiers of human knowledge. Covering, among other things, artificial intelligence, the search for alien life, the latest treatments for diseases, quantum computers, the science of football and topics requested by listeners, the half hour episodes will leave listeners feeling a little more knowledgeable about cutting-edge science and how scientists make discoveries.

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How did the diversity of life come about?

How did the diversity of life come about?

This week Tim and Syma talk to Max Telford, author of The Tree of Life: Solving Science's Greatest Puzzle published by John Murray. They explore LUCA, penis worms, and other oddball species.Max's book...

12 Kesä 202544min

Science Explainer: Recent Mount Etna Eruption

Science Explainer: Recent Mount Etna Eruption

In our latest science explainer release Syma chats to David Pyle, world renowned volcanologist, about the recent Mount Etna eruption.

8 Kesä 20258min

Question and Answer Time!

Question and Answer Time!

In this episode Syma and Tim conduct a Q and A session for the many fantastic questions that have been hitting our email inbox over the last three months or so. They also review some of their favourit...

5 Kesä 202534min

The Science Of Football

The Science Of Football

Surely there is not much more to football than kicking a ball.?  Wrong, There is a whole science behind it. Professor Robbie Wilson explains his work in this area and even puts Tim and Syma through th...

29 Touko 202538min

Science Explainer: Why is it so hard to kill bacteria?

Science Explainer: Why is it so hard to kill bacteria?

In this explainer, Syma discusses some of the methods bacteria use to defend themselves from attack from external threats such as antibiotics. These ostensibly simple organisms have elaborate and soph...

26 Touko 20256min

Why Wolves Don’t Change Rivers

Why Wolves Don’t Change Rivers

Dan MacNulty has studied the wildlife in Yellowstone National Park since 1995. His research, and that of his colleagues, has revealed that the narrative that wolves have changed the park, leading to f...

22 Touko 202547min

Science Explainer: New Funding for US  based scientists looking to move to the UK.

Science Explainer: New Funding for US based scientists looking to move to the UK.

Tim breaks down a game-changing shift in global science research: as U.S. funding for future research faces uncertainty, UK funding agencies are seizing the moment—offering incentives to attract  scie...

19 Touko 20253min

Break Barriers: Women, the Physical Sciences Need You Now!

Break Barriers: Women, the Physical Sciences Need You Now!

In this short bonus episode Syma talks to Philipp Kukura. Philipp led the development of a technique called mass photometry which enables tracking the movement of individual proteins. Here he briefly ...

19 Touko 20253min

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