Nature Podcast
The Nature Podcast brings you the best stories from the world of science each week. We cover everything from astronomy to zoology, highlighting the most exciting research from each issue of the Nature journal. We meet the scientists behind the results and provide in-depth analysis from Nature's award-winning journalists.

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How a key Alzheimer's gene wreaks havoc in the brain

How a key Alzheimer's gene wreaks havoc in the brain

00:46 Artemis 1 is go!NASA’s Artemis 1 mission has successfully reached Earth orbit. After weeks of delays and issues, and a nail biting launch, the rocket marks the first step in a new era of moon ex...

16 Nov 202227min

Audio long read: She was convicted of killing her four children. Could a gene mutation set her free?

Audio long read: She was convicted of killing her four children. Could a gene mutation set her free?

Kathleen Folbigg has spent nearly 20 years in prison after being convicted of killing her four children. But in 2018, a group of scientists began gathering evidence that suggested another possibility ...

14 Nov 202231min

Molecular cages sift 'heavy' water from near-identical H2O

Molecular cages sift 'heavy' water from near-identical H2O

00:49 Separating heavy water with molecular cagesHeavy water is molecule very similar to H2O but with deuterium isotopes in the place of hydrogen atoms. Heavy water is useful in nuclear reactions, dru...

9 Nov 202224min

Audio long read: The controversial embryo tests that promise a better baby

Audio long read: The controversial embryo tests that promise a better baby

Companies are offering genetic tests of embryos generated by in vitro fertilization that they say allow prospective parents to choose those with the lowest risk for diseases such as diabetes or certai...

4 Nov 202219min

Flies can move their rigid, omnidirectional eyes – a little

Flies can move their rigid, omnidirectional eyes – a little

00:46 How flies can move their eyes (a little)It's long been assumed flies’ eyes don’t move, and so to alter their gaze they need to move their heads. Now, researchers have shown that this isn’t quite...

2 Nov 202230min

Racism in Health: the harms of biased medicine

Racism in Health: the harms of biased medicine

When COVID-19 hit it didn't kill indiscriminately. In the US, being Black, Hispanic, or Native American meant you had a much greater risk of death than if you were white. And these disparities are mir...

28 Okt 202239min

Ancient DNA reveals family of Neanderthals living in Siberian cave

Ancient DNA reveals family of Neanderthals living in Siberian cave

In this episode:00:54 Siberian cave offers first-ever glimpse into Neanderthal familyBy analysing ancient DNA recovered from bone fragments found in two Siberian caves, researchers have identified a s...

26 Okt 202223min

Human brain organoids implanted into rats could offer new way to model disease

Human brain organoids implanted into rats could offer new way to model disease

In this episode:00:45 Implanted brain organoids could offer new insights into diseaseBrain organoids — lab-grown, self-organizing structures made of stem cells — are used in research to better underst...

12 Okt 202218min

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