CrowdScience Episodes Episode guide
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Can a machine read my mind?
How machine learning is enabling minds to start melding with machines
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Why do I get sleepy?
We ask what happens in our body and brain when tiredness takes over
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Can my stutter be cured?
Most of us take speaking for granted, but for Breeda it has been a lifelong struggle
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Will my salmon swim home?
Could we repopulate salmon rivers?
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Is maths real?
Is maths a tool created by humans? Or is it reality itself?
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How can I live a longer life?
What is the secret to living healthily into very old age?
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Do green spaces make us healthier?
Is there more to living alongside greenery?
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Is a vegan diet better for your health?
Many people follow a plant based diet, but is a vegan diet really better for your health?
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Could I learn to think like Sherlock Holmes?
What does science have to say about the famous fictional detective?
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Can my migraines be cured?
What鈥檚 happening in my brain when I get a migraine? CrowdScience investigates
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Are extroverts really happier?
We probe the links between happiness, personality and culture
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Do we need more space stations?
Would more satellites and space stations help us get further into the solar system?
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How can I motivate myself?
We put science to the test to try and find out how can we best motivate ourselves.
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Global infertility: Could The Handmaid鈥檚 Tale become reality?
What could cause mass infertility? Marnie Chesterton investigates
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Can I predict the future?
There are ordinary people among us who are exceptionally good at predicting the future
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How many fossils are there?
Have we already found the last T. rex? Or are there many more to be discovered?
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Why do we pull faces when we concentrate?
We tackle the science of scowling, gesturing, and counting
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Where鈥檚 my time machine?
When will sci fi鈥檚 favourite technologies become reality?
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Who were the first farmers?
The story of how our ancestors tamed plants and animals
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Why do some people eat soil?
What drives the body to crave something that isn鈥檛 real food?
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Can we prevent traffic jams?
Should our cities cater less for cars and what are the alternatives?
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What鈥檚 the best way to breathe?
Can certain breathing techniques improve your exercise performance?
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Are there new ways to beat depression?
We investigate how science is uncovering new ways to help beat long-term depression
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Can singing improve our health?
Could this much-loved musical pastime improve our mental and physical strength?
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How are we evolving?
How are we changing genetically to adapt to modern lifestyles and our environment
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Could our household microbes help or harm us?
We revisit our episode on dust to decide what we should do with our invisible housemates
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Could dark matter harbour dark life?
Marnie Chesterton answers Indian listener Gautam鈥檚 question about dark life
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How does a single cell become me?
How do trillions of individual cells work together to build bodies?
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Did cooking make us human?
When did we switch from eating our food raw, to heating it?
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Could viruses help fight super-bugs?
CrowdScience travels to Georgia in search of solutions to antibiotic resistance
