COPing With Climate Change: The COP26 lowdown

COPing With Climate Change: The COP26 lowdown

This week we have the inside track on the COP-26 climate conference in Glasgow; why bird song at dawn sounds dramatically different to 20 years ago; and scientists uncover the secret to a successful blind date. And, as COP26 marches on, we reflect on how the climate crisis is destined to affect us all. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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War and the environment, and Neanderthal-human interbreeding

War and the environment, and Neanderthal-human interbreeding

Coming up, we assess the environmental and health impact of conflict in the Middle East. Plus, the gene variants that affect how heavily someone smokes, a medication called ruxolitinib that could help...

13 Mar 31min

Eradicating polio

Eradicating polio

This week, we're exploring polio: a highly infectious viral disease that can attack the nervous system and cause paralysis, mainly in young children. Polio has been pushed to the brink of elimination ...

10 Mar 31min

Immune reprogramming for cancer, and squeaky shoe science

Immune reprogramming for cancer, and squeaky shoe science

Coming up, we explore how CAR-T cell therapy is revolutionising personalised cancer treatment. Plus, how NASA's DART mission tested Earth's asteroid defence, what we are learning about the benefits of...

6 Mar 31min

Titans of Science: Mike Wooldridge

Titans of Science: Mike Wooldridge

Our Titans of Science series continues with Mike Wooldridge, Ashall Professor of Foundations of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Oxford. He has conducted extensive work in the field of age...

3 Mar 32min

Brain fats cleared during sleep, and bird poo powered Peru

Brain fats cleared during sleep, and bird poo powered Peru

Today, how the brain harnesses immune cells to clear burned out fats during sleep: does this protect from Alzheimer's disease? Also, the nutrient-rich guano of seabirds that shaped society in ancient ...

27 Feb 33min

Titans of Science: Jane Carlton

Titans of Science: Jane Carlton

Our Titan of Science this week is leading light in the field of malaria, Jane Carlton. The first to sequence the genome of malaria parasite Plasmodium vivax, she also helped sequence the deadlier Plas...

24 Feb 30min

Navalny's dart frog poisoning, and cat cancer genomics

Navalny's dart frog poisoning, and cat cancer genomics

This week, we look into the science behind Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny's death, caused by dart frog poison, and why Russia resorted to such an exotic means of dispatch at all. Also, how c...

20 Feb 29min

Heart failure: can you mend a broken heart?

Heart failure: can you mend a broken heart?

This week, in partnership with British Heart Foundation, we explore heart failure. Leading experts from the UK's largest independent funder of cardiovascular research tell us about the condition, the ...

17 Feb 28min

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