Science In Action Episodes Episode guide
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Looking into the Hearts of Stars in the Laboratory
How plasma experiments create 'very hot, very exotic states of matter' in the laboratory
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Looking forward to sustainable Space Travel
Sustainable space travel will have to be safe and much cheaper than today
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Looking for more Planets like Earth
Corot space mission will search for Earth-like planets orbiting other suns
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Looking for an Aids vaccine in Africa
Update on research into an Aids vaccine in Africa
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Looking back in Time 820 million Years
A glimmer of light from the dark age of the universe observed from Hawaii
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Long-term Effects of Bhopal Chemical Disaster
Report on incurable long-term health effects of the Bhopal chemical disaster 12 years ago
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Lone Stars shine between Galaxies
Lone intergalactic stars are detected for the first time, by the Hubble space telescope
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Loggers cut a swathe across central Africa
Satellite images show logging across central Africa is accelerating ever faster
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Locating the gene for Testicular Cancer
The gene associated with testicular cancer has been located on the X chromosome
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Listeners' Questions put to the Experts
Listeners' questions answered by experts
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Listeners' Questions Answered
End-of-year special edition with studio guest experts answering listener's questions.
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Listeners' Questions Answered
Studio guests answer listeners' scientific questions
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Listeners' Questions Answered
Special programme dedicated to answering questions from listeners
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Listeners' Questions
Listeners set the agenda with their science questions
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Link between Hormone and Vulnerability to HIV
Do contraceptives containing progesterone increase the likelihood of HIV infection?
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Lifestyle and Age at Onset of Alzheimer's Disease
Smoking and alcohol can affect when a person develops Alzheimer's disease
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Life Special
The origins of life, its evolution on earth, and the search for extra-terrestrial life
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Lessons from the Spider's Web
The biophysics of the spider's web and the secrets of it's stopping power
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Learning another Language early on is good for our Brains
Learning a second language during childhood boosts the language part of the brain
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Latest Arguments in the GM Crop Debate
New arguments in the debate around genetically modified crops
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Lasting Trauma of Witnesses to War
What we can learn about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from WW2 veterans
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Lasting deadly Impact of Iraqi Chemical Weapon Attack 10 Years Ago
Increases in cancers and genetic damage evident 10 years after chemical attack on Halabja
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Last year in Science – and a preview of 2009
Looking back at the past year in science – and forward to 2009
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Large Hadron Collider starts up – special report
The successful start-up of the Large Hadron Collider – a special report from CERN
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Lakes under the Antarctic
Lakes beneath the Antarctic ice are discovered to be interconnected
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Lake Found under the Antarctic Ice
Lake Vostok discovered 4 km under the Antarctic ice sheet, below the Russian base
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Keeping up with the Clones
Is cloning technology moving too fast for legislation to keep up?
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Keeping one step ahead of the Flu Virus
How vaccine developers keep one step ahead of the ever-mutating influenza virus
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Junk DNA probably isn't Rubbish
"Junk DNA" might not be rubbish after all
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Italy's Baby Dinosaur is a double First
This dinosaur is a new species and the first dinosaur ever to be found in Italy