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17/05/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

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24/05/2012

Energy generation perceptions, light loving bugs, fast chips, and predicting earthquakes.

• 30 mins

31/05/2012

80 years of neutrons, why helium gas isn't a laugh and horrible noises we love to hate.

• 30 mins

07/06/2012

Legionnaires' bacteriology, why Venus is good for science and the true illusion of stripes

• 30 mins

14/06/2012

Quentin Cooper looks at how mathematical genius Alan Turing helped form the digital age.

• 30 mins

So You Want to Be a Scientist - the finals

Adam Rutherford presents the finals of So You Want to Be a Scientist?

• 30 mins

28/06/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

• 30 mins

05/07/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

• 30 mins

12/07/2012

Angela Saini examines new technology designed to speed up airport security checks.

• 30 mins

19/07/2012

Neanderthal medicine, commemorating extinctions, ExLab and the ethics of crowd funding.

• 30 mins

26/07/2012

Simulating a whole bacterium, UK tsunamis, melting Greenland ice, and herd behaviour.

• 30 mins

02/08/2012

A look at phonics and neuroscience, maths and the epic classics, and animal empathy.

• 30 mins

06/08/2012

Quentin Cooper reports on the latest surface rover mission to Mars, NASA's Curiosity.

• 30 mins

16/08/2012

How a child with total paralysis could kick a football using a brain-controlled suit.

• 30 mins

23/08/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates Mars, bomb-proof make-up, toilets of the future, and bird song

• 30 mins

30/08/2012

Piano tuners' brains, exo-planets and chimp justice. Quentin Cooper presents science news.

• 30 mins

06/09/2012

Quentin Cooper features some of the highlights of the British Science Festival in Aberdeen

• 30 mins

13/09/2012

Quentin Cooper explores how online social pressure can increase voter turnout.

• 30 mins

20/09/2012

Climate computer modelling and its use in determining future UK energy policy.

• 30 mins

27/09/2012

Quentin Cooper visits the Gravity Fields festival in Grantham, Lincolnshire.

• 30 mins

04/10/2012

Retractions - what happens when published research is wrong? With Quentin Cooper.

• 30 mins

11/10/2012

The Nobel Prizes for 2012; the science and the glory.

• 30 mins

18/10/2012

What is the scientific evidence behind the badger cull?

• 30 mins

25/10/2012

Six-year sentences handed to Italian earthquake specialists for bad L'Aquila advice.

• 30 mins

01/11/2012

Gareth Mitchell investigates energy storage solutions and the threats to our woodlands.

• 30 mins

08/11/2012

Coffee extinction, evidence of the earliest human society, and migratory birds dying.

• 30 mins

15/11/2012

Quentin Cooper looks at the idea of converting power stations to burn wood from trees.

• 30 mins

22/11/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the science in the news and the news in science.

• 30 mins

29/11/2012

UK Energy Bill, rat cull in South Georgia, the powers of olive oil, and Romantic Chemistry

• 30 mins

06/12/2012

How science can save boring climate talks and an interview with DNA pioneer James Watson.

• 30 mins