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Climate change and oil and gas exploration; cutting methane emissions; African wild dog populations; freezing eggs and sperm

We’re just weeks away from the big international climate talks in Glasgow, where governments will be trying to figure out a workable plan for how to …

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Rugby and the brain

Victoria Gill talks to Professor Damian Bailey who's leading research at the University of South Wales into the potential risks to brain health in co…

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Window to solve pandemic origins closing

Virologist Marion Koopmans is one of the independent researchers appointed by the World Health Organisation to investigate the origins of the coronav…

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Mammoth Journey

A 17,000 year old tusk contains a remarkable story of the lifetime travels of a woolly mammoth which roamed the grasslands of Ice Age Alaska. The ani…

4 years, 8 months ago

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IPCC report - extreme weather events

Victoria Gill talks to climate scientist Friedericke Otto about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's new landmark report. The report this…

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Bees and multiple pesticide exposure

Victoria Gill looks at the latest stories from the world of science. In this week's episode: the threat to bees from multiple pesticide exposure, ho…

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Covid 19 – reaching the unvaccinated

In the UK we have seen a recent fall in Covid 19 cases. Good news, but we don’t know yet if this will be sustained. The virus is now thought to be sp…

4 years, 8 months ago

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A life-changing database

Proteomes, the sequences of protein within the DNA of every living thing, are notoriously difficult to model. The usual chemical methods can take mo…

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Covid19 - should we test everybody ?

Epidemiologist Julian Peto is advocating mass testing as the key part of a plan to stop the virus spreading. Studies where everyone has been tested h…

4 years, 9 months ago

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Covid and our ancient ancestors

A global project looking at the genomes of over 2 million people has found a number of distinct genetic markers which seem to either make Covid infec…

4 years, 9 months ago

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