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蜜芽传媒 Inside Science Episodes

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    Vegetarian school dinners

    Can serving less meat in school dinners help the UK reach its climate goals?

  2. Towards Net Zero

    Changing our home heating and improving insulation to reduced bills and emissions.

  3. Chatbot plagiarism

    Does modern AI technology pose a threat to student learning?

  4. The UK's first satellite launch

    Competition in the space industry is set to boom.

  5. Game changers

    Marnie, Vic and Gaia look back at some of the biggest science news stories of 2022.

  6. A Scientifically Superior Christmas Dinner

    We head to the kitchen to cook up the best Christmas dinner that science has to offer.

  7. Cancer cure, Strep A research and hopes for biodiversity

    Editing DNA seems to have cured a teenager鈥檚 leukaemia

  8. Biodiversity

    Can international efforts plan a more sustainable future?

  9. Killer smog

    Seventy years ago, the deaths of thousands in London's smog led to the Clean Air Act.

  10. Science funding

    Can the UK reach agreement with the EU on future scientific collaborations ?

  11. Climate science and politics

    Holding the decision makers to account

  12. COP27

    Loss and damage, Funding climate change impacts

  13. Monkeypox

    Could you have it and not know ?

  14. Turtle Voices, a Pandemic Retrospective and a Nose-Picking Primate

    Turtle voices shed light on the evolutionary origins of vocal communication.

  15. The 蜜芽传媒 at 100

    Science, technology and the future of broadcasting.

  16. Avian flu

    A new strain of the virus is taking a toll on both wild birds and poultry.

  17. Coronavirus - new variants

    What does virus evolution mean for Covid severity as we head into winter?

  18. Fracking Science

    The moratorium on fracking has been lifted, but what does the science say?

  19. Science collaborations 鈥� with Russia

    How the war in Ukraine is impacting international research

  20. Is the James Webb Space Telescope too good?

    Is the James Webb Space Telescope too good?

  21. Ancient Amputation

    How hunter gatherers in Borneo successfully performed surgery thousands of years ago.

  22. Dealing with drought

    Dealing with drought, satellite clutter and mucus evolution.

  23. Return of the ozone hole

    Australian fires have impacted the ozone layer.

  24. A Possible Sequel to the Dinosaur Armageddon

    Did the Chicxulub meteor that did for the dinosaurs have a smaller cousin?

  25. Amplified Arctic Amplification and Microclot Clues to Post-Viral Disease

    Arctic warming around four times faster than previously thought.

  26. Shaun The Sheep Jumps Over The Moon, Bronze Age Kissing and PPE Rubbish

    ESA announce that Shaun The Sheep will fly around the moon this month aboard Artemis 1.

  27. Heatwave: the consequences

    What are the consequences of the recent UK heatwave for us, plants and our energy supply.

  28. Multiverses, melting glaciers and what you can tell from the noise of someone peeing

    What came before the Big Bang; why the theory of the multiverse makes sense.

  29. Deep Space and the Deep Sea - 40 years of the International Whaling Moratorium.

    The James Webb Space Telescope is finally in business - what treasures yet to come?

  30. Robotic Thumbs, Mending Bones with Magnets, and the State of Science this Summer

    A trip round the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2022.

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