Nature Podcast Extra: Futures
Nature Podcast1 Apr 2014

Nature Podcast Extra: Futures

Futures is Nature's weekly science fiction slot. Now its sister title Nature Physics has followed suit, publishing a sci-fi story each month. Kerri Smith reads you this month’s tale, The stuff we don’t do, by Marissa Lingen.

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Briefing Chat: An invisible tattoo that appears under UV light – and then disappears

Briefing Chat: An invisible tattoo that appears under UV light – and then disappears

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The world is closer to a major conservation target than scientists thought

The world is closer to a major conservation target than scientists thought

Analysis suggests number of protected areas is hugely underestimated but biodiversity is still in peril — plus, a huge study looking at the health effects of brown fat.00:45 The world may have more co...

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Briefing Chat: Top researchers are being misled by sham academic societies

Briefing Chat: Top researchers are being misled by sham academic societies

In this episode we discuss a recent Nature exclusive investigating an international constellation of sham academies and societies that have successfully misled some of the world’s leading scientists a...

9 Okt 12min

Nobel Prizes 2026: ‘ghost’ particles, mirror molecules and light switches in the brain

Nobel Prizes 2026: ‘ghost’ particles, mirror molecules and light switches in the brain

In this episode:00:45 The Nobel Prizes 2026Nature: Medicine Nobel awarded for brain ‘switch’ that controls neurons with lightNature: ‘What took them so long?’ This year’s medicine Nobel winner is over...

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‘Learning about physics changed my life’: author Hernan Diaz on his new novel Ply

‘Learning about physics changed my life’: author Hernan Diaz on his new novel Ply

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2 Okt 32min

 These optical illusions are why butterflies are so hard to catch

These optical illusions are why butterflies are so hard to catch

High-speed footage of takeoffs reveal that the butterfly markings mislead the eye, making them harder to catch.00:45 Butterflies in flight create confusing motion cues that baffle birdsResearch Articl...

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Briefing Chat: Why scientists made papyrus scrolls, then burnt them

Briefing Chat: Why scientists made papyrus scrolls, then burnt them

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25 Sep 11min

Bank accounts reveal the fingerprints of abusive financial control

Bank accounts reveal the fingerprints of abusive financial control

00:45 Investigating the day-to-day impacts of Financial AbuseNature: Trendl et al.Support organizationsUK: Surviving Economic AbuseUS: National Domestic Violence Helpline12:14 Research HighlightsNatur...

23 Sep 24min

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