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Nobel Prize for Medicine - Peppered Moth

The Peppered Moth and its significance in the debate about Darwin's evolutionary theory.

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Arctic Sea Ice - Left Handedness

Quentin Cooper talks finds out why there are so many more left handed people.

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Family Resemblance - The Science of Addiction

Quentin Cooper finds out about the science of addiction.

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Warm Flowers Make For Happy Bees - Interdependence

Quentin Cooper explores the relationships between flowers and insects.

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The Bombardier Beetle - Ionic Liquids

Quentin Cooper talks to Prof Andy McIntosh about his research into the Bombardier beetle.

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Fish Stock Extinction - The Geological Society鈥檚 Anniversary

Quentin Cooper ask are the vast majority of fish species doomed?

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Superbugs - BepiColumbo Mission: Returning to Mercury

Quentin Cooper talks to Clive Beggs and Kevin Kerr from the University of Bradford.

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Hydrophobicity 鈥� Intelligent agents

Quentin Cooper and Nick Jennings discuss computer programs which make their own decisions.

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Sites of Special Scientific Interest - Light Emitting Diodes

Quentin Cooper looks at a brighter future for Light Emitting Diode technology.

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Cutty Sark - Lord Kelvin

Quentin Cooper reports on the restoration of the Cutty Sark.

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Algae - Voice Forensics

Quentin Cooper and phoneticians Francis Nolan and Peter French discuss voice recognition.

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Question & Answer Christmas Special

Quentin Cooper invites a panel of experts to answer science questions from listeners.

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Global Science

Quentin Cooper is joined by a panel to discuss the role of science in our world.

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Vindolanda Texts - Deep Tropical Ocean Kelvin Waves

Quentin Cooper reports on a new technique which is shedding light on life in Roman times.

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XEUS: A New Space X-Ray Telescope - Plant Disease Immunisation

Quentin Cooper, Gary Lyon and John Lucas discuss how to protect plants from viruses.

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Talking Bacteria - Self Healing Materials

Quentin Cooper investigates the complex chemical language used by bacteria.

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Systems Biology - Anthropocene Era

Quentin Cooper investigates the science of systems biology.

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Fossil Colourisation - Symmetry

Quentin Cooper explores how fossils reveal information about dinosaurs' skin colourings.

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Cosmic String - Antarctic Volcanoes

Quentin Cooper learns about an Antarctic volcano which erupted more than 2,000 years ago.

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Solar Panel Technology - Gravitational Lenses

Quentin Cooper investigates solar power and how it can most effectively be utilised.

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Fungi Exploitation - Electron Microscopes

Quentin Cooper explores incredible advances in microscope technology.

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Animal Robots - Plate Tectonics

Sue Nelson explores the world of animal robots.

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Smart Holograms - Batteries of the Future

Sue Nelson investigates research into a new generation of lighter and cleaner batteries.

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75th Anniversary of Polythene - Sound Perception

Quentin Cooper investigates research into how the brain processes complex sounds.

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HECToR The Supercomputer - Skin Cancer

Quentin Cooper investigates HECToR, Britain's new national supercomputer.

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Redefining the Kilogram - Mapping Membrane Proteins

Quentin Cooper investigates plans to redefine the standard measure of a kilogram.

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Humans and Crops - Rosalind Franklin

Quentin Cooper reveals how domesticated crops spread through Europe.

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Blood Brain Barrier - The Domesday Book and Dead Sea Scrolls

Quentin Cooper explores the Blood Brain Barrier.

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Designer Soils - Stealth Warships

Quentin Cooper explores new research into keeping warships and aircraft undetected.

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Tissue Engineering - Swarm Intelligence

Quentin Cooper explores how human tissues are being grown by using man made 'scaffolds'.

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