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The new medical innovations that could change everything - The Engineers, BBC World Service

The new medical innovations that could change everything - The Engineers, BBC World Service

Three leading engineers discuss the latest advances in engineering inside the human body. Click here to subscribe to our ...

Mars: Will the 2020 mission find life?  - BBC World Service, Science in Action podcast

Mars: Will the 2020 mission find life? - BBC World Service, Science in Action podcast

It's the question that's been been asked in popular culture for decades. But later this year, a team from Nasa is sending another ...

Why scientists think humans started speaking - BBC World Service

Why scientists think humans started speaking - BBC World Service

Why humans can form complex speech when other animals cannot is one of

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Why do I have such a sweet tooth? Crowdscience - BBC World Service

Why do I have such a sweet tooth? Crowdscience - BBC World Service

They say life is sweet. Well that's certainly the case for CrowdScience listener Trevor in Poland who wonders why he can't stop ...

Could earthworms help transform the future of organic farming? - BBC World Service, CrowdScience

Could earthworms help transform the future of organic farming? - BBC World Service, CrowdScience

Worms are not the cutest of creatures. But by working soil to improve it's quality, they can help to improve the crop, so could play a ...

Should I have children? - CrowdScience, BBC World Service

Should I have children? - CrowdScience, BBC World Service

"To be or not to be" was never your decision. No one alive today is an “exister” by consent - your parents made that call for you.

Can putting a price on nature help us care about it more? - The Climate Question, BBC World Service

Can putting a price on nature help us care about it more? - The Climate Question, BBC World Service

Could giving nature a dollar value make us care about it more and help us fight against climate change? Click here to subscribe to ...

Why protecting animal migrations could help the planet - The Climate Question, BBC World Service

Why protecting animal migrations could help the planet - The Climate Question, BBC World Service

From wildebeest in the Serengeti to sharks in the sea, climate change is altering animal migrations. It's not just impacting the ...

Will we ever know what the Universe is made of? - BBC World Service

Will we ever know what the Universe is made of? - BBC World Service

The Large Hadron Collider is the most powerful accelerator in the

How does space change the human body? - What in the World podcast, BBC World Service

How does space change the human body? - What in the World podcast, BBC World Service

Nasa astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams recently returned to Earth after a longer-than-expected nine months in space.

How do you like your eggs in the morning? CrowdScience podcast, BBC World Service

How do you like your eggs in the morning? CrowdScience podcast, BBC World Service

Should we be washing our eggs before we crack them open? CrowdScience answers this and other egg-stremely intriguing ...