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Atom smashing

A brief history of atom smashing

• 28 mins

Treating Thalassaemia

A report on the progress being made to treat thalassaemia

• 29 mins

Fertility

A report on IVF and fertility

• 28 mins

Hydrates under the sea

Hidden treasures under the sea, gas hydrates which form a solid under water

• 28 mins

The inner ear clue to deafness

Research into deafness and its genetic causes

• 28 mins

The end of Syphilis?

A report on syphilis and the tinnitus which is one of its major symptoms

• 28 mins

Tsetse flies

Tsetse flies and how scientists are hoping to eradicate them

• 28 mins

Beeches Pit

A discussion with Dr. John Gowlett and archaeologists working at Beeches Pit in England

• 28 mins

The Priomordial Slime

A look back to 400 million years ago when algae learnt to reproduce out of water

• 28 mins

Memory

The fascinating new insights into human memory

• 28 mins

Examining the atom

The energy we need to look into the heart of matter

• 29 mins

Astronaut special

In a Discovery special, an interview with Charlie Duke

• 28 mins

E.Coli

A discovery that could prevent E. Coli a serious form of food poisoning

• 28 mins

Ageing - part one

The first of a two-part examination of the ageing process

• 28 mins

Ageing - part two

The second of a two-part examination of the ageing process

• 29 mins

The beginnings of life

How did life first get started?

• 28 mins

The Big Bang and other theories

It's one of the great discoveries of the 20th century, is the Big Bang theory correct?

• 28 mins

Plants that fight back

The foliage that fights back, a look at the interaction between plants and insects

• 28 mins

Boxing and brain cell regeneration

New research suggests that brain cells lost through boxing injuries could be regenerated

• 28 mins

Do sea monsters exist?

Various speakers discuss the possibility of the existence of unknown lake-dwelling creatures

• 27 mins

Breast and ovarian cancer gene breakthrough

The discovery of a gene that causes breast cancer

• 28 mins

The International Space Station

The International Space Station is now a reality rather than the stuff of science fiction

• 29 mins

Music and Memory

How music can help us explore the human mind

• 28 mins

Three deadly diseases

A report on three illnesses which could pose a threat to us all in the new millennium

• 28 mins

Fossils - mind the gap

Why gaps in fossil records leaving many questions about evolution unanswered

• 28 mins

Who owns our genes?

Who owns our genes, a report on how medical advances have created a moral dilemma

• 28 mins

Alzheimer's disease

Alzheimer's disease and the search for a cure

• 28 mins

Body temperature

An examination of various species' regulation of body temperature

• 23 mins

Armenicum - a wonder drug?

A report on Armenicum, a drug used in the treatment of HIV and some other diseases

• 23 mins

China Space Programme

When China shocked the world by launching a man-made satellite

• 23 mins