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Seriously Fun

Dr. Stuart Brown explores the psychological and social importance of play, revealing how it shapes our brains and our emotions.

• 26 mins

Dangers In The Dust

Explorations in the world of science.

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Moments Of Genius

04/05/2010 GMT

Do scientists really have moments of genius or is it just a useful fiction? Geoff Watts asks what makes a science genius.

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Moments Of Genius

Episode 2

Do scientists really have moments of genius or is it just a useful fiction? Geoff Watts asks what makes a science genius.

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The Science Of Thrill

Karen Bartlett asks what is thrill? And can it be replicated psychologically, genetically or technically for entertainment?.

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Age Of The Genome

Episode 1

Ten years after mapping the human genome, Richard Dawkins asks if we're closer to understanding the origin of disease & variety.

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Age Of The Genome

Episode 2

Ten years after mapping the human genome, Richard Dawkins asks if we're closer to understanding the origin of disease & variety.

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Age Of The Genome

Episode 3

Ten years after mapping the human genome, Richard Dawkins asks if we're closer to understanding the origin of disease & variety.

• 26 mins

Age Of The Genome

Episode 4

Ten years after mapping the human genome, Richard Dawkins asks if we're closer to understanding the origin of disease & variety.

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Scientists Go To Hollywood

Explorations in the world of science.

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Muscles

Vivienne Parry hears how new research into muscle wastage is turning the accepted view of "use it or lose it" on its head.

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Graphene

Roland Pease reports on graphene, an atomically thin form of carbon that looks set to transform technology.

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The Alien Equation

Kevin Fong examines the equation that seeks to answer one of the most profound questions in science: Are we alone in the cosmos?

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Richard Feynman, Physicist

Brian Cox presents a tribute to Richard Feynman, widely regarded as the most influential physicist since Einstein.

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The Heart Has Its Reasons

Does the head really rule the heart as modern science would tell us? Tim Healey asks if the heart plays a role in our emotions.

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The Vaccine Detectives

05/10/2010 GMT

Medical sleuths in West Africa make startling discoveries that could change child health care worldwide.

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The Vaccine Detectives

12/10/2010 GMT

Medical sleuths in West Africa make startling discoveries that could change child health care worldwide.

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Science And Libel

Ben Goldacre explores the battle to protect science writers from the threat of libel action.

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Nanoparticles

14/12/2010 GMT

Nanoparticles are all around us. What effect could they be having on our environment?

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Nanoparticles

21/12/2010 GMT

Nanoparticles are all around us. What effect could they be having on our environment?

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The Acoustics Of World Instruments

Episode 1

Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.

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The Acoustics Of World Instruments

Episode 2

Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.

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The Acoustics Of World Instruments

Episode 3

Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.

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Thin Air

Episode 1

We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.

• 26 mins

Thin Air

Episode 2

We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.

• 26 mins

Thin Air

Episode 3

We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.

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Honey - The Golden Treasure

Dr Adam Hart explores the remarkable properties of honey, from its basic chemistry to the biological processes that create it.

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Last Chance To Fly The Space Shuttle

As NASA prepares for the final flight of the Space Shuttle program, astronaut Jeff Hoffman looks back on its 30 year history.

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Artificial Meat

Would you eat artificial meat, grown in a lab? Geoff Watts investigates.

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Memristors

Memristors - the next stage in computer technology, offering faster computing and vastly increased memory.

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