Charged up bees and deep, dark seas

Charged up bees and deep, dark seas

In the news this week, a new health study of unprecedented scale launches in the UK to improve disease detection, CAR-T therapy is administered without tailoring it specifically to the patient, the shock experienced by the scientist studying buzzing bees, computer games show signs of improving cognition in youngsters, and we delve deep into the ocean for signs of evolution happening before our eyes... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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The Life Parasitic

The Life Parasitic

This week, the world of parasites. We find out what's living in you and on you, how these invaders hijack your immune system and how they can even control the behaviours and body shapes of their hosts...

10 Mar 201555min

Eureka Streaker: Experiments that Changed the World

Eureka Streaker: Experiments that Changed the World

From Archimedes leaping from his bath shouting Eureka, to Isaac Newton's falling apples and Volta's piles that produced electricity on tap, this week we recreate some of the scientific experiments tha...

3 Mar 201559min

Marijuana: Risk or Remedy?

Marijuana: Risk or Remedy?

Cannabis is as controversial as it is complicated. Does smoking it cause schizophrenia, and can chemicals from the plant cure cancer? Plus in the news, the new breed of chemicals that are putting our ...

24 Feb 201558min

Your Smartphone: What's it Saying to Cyber-Criminals?

Your Smartphone: What's it Saying to Cyber-Criminals?

This week, how we're haemorrhaging personal information through our smartphones. We hear how snoopers can eavesdrop on your mobile signals while you're out in public to track down your home address. A...

17 Feb 201554min

Meet the Doctors of Love!

Meet the Doctors of Love!

This week, how to hack online dating, the way to maximise your chances on that crucial first date, what makes couples compatible, and the giveaway signs of fertility in the female voice. Plus, in the ...

10 Feb 201557min

Outnumbered: Are your bacteria controlling you?

Outnumbered: Are your bacteria controlling you?

This week, why we're passengers in our own bodies, outnumbered by our resident bacteria. We explore how these bugs can alter your brain and behaviour, and "trans-poo-sion": the poo-transplant process ...

3 Feb 201555min

Lifting the lid on Plastic

Lifting the lid on Plastic

Last year, 100 million tonnes of plastic were produced by industry. At the same time sufficient waste plastic was found floating in the world's oceans to make a string of bottles long enough to make i...

27 Jan 201556min

The Secrets of Sleep

The Secrets of Sleep

Most people spend around a third of their lives asleep, and yet we know almost nothing about what goes on in the land of nod. So this week we're going "under the covers" to investigate the science of ...

20 Jan 201554min

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