We talk about misinformation this week, and what you can do about it.

This week’s episode focuses on love and sex, discussing topics such as human anatomy and birth control.

This week I, Science Radio discusses LGBT in the arts and sciences.

How the importance of music and theatre feature in our every day lives.

This week we’re getting gutsy as we discuss all things microbiome. Presenter Jacqui Wakefield and producer Ryna Lau were joined in the studio by Lydia Melville, Sara Helm Knudson, and Harry Jenkins. We discussed how the microbiome works in the gut and in the vagina. This week’s show was presented by Jacqui Wakefield and produced […]

This week is all about Veganuary, what is veganism and how is it sustainable.

This week we follow the Christmas spirit to discuss cold climates, such as polar gigantism, arctic warming, and penguins.

This week’s episode is all about video games, what makes them addictive, possibly haunted, and for mobile phones.

This week’s show is all about mental health awareness and how mental health is perceived by our society.

Conspiracy theories with alcohol, what could possibly go wrong?

This week for our radio show we remember those who fought in wars around the globe. We discuss how war has affected science and how science has affected the war. Today’s show had Ryna as the presenter, Jacqui as a producer, with guest stars Billy Irving and Kenna Castleberry. Ryna she began the discussion with […]

This week we discuss dementia and its impacts on society.

From body farms, demon cores, and fairy circles, this episode gets spooky…just in time for Halloween!

This week we explore the ocean depths and discuss a day in the life of a marine biologist.

What inspiration can we pull from nature? From medicinal plants to bio-mimicry, the options seem to be endless.

Welcome new I, Science Radio crew! Our new producer is Ryna Lau and our new presenter is Jacqui Wakefield. They were joined in the studio by the I, Science magazine co-editors Charlotte Hartley and Priyanka Dasgupta, and 2019 Science Communication M.Sc. student and creative director Jack Monaghan. Discussion included the benefits of being involved in […]

I, Science Radio 19th September 2019

Past, Present and Future

Dog bites, cultured meat and progress in creating an artificial pancreas.

Science inspired radio dramas

All about sustainable fashion

Science in the News: Super-smellers: the EU march, Brexit and implications for medicine supplies in the UK, an animal version of Marie Kondo and are nature documentaries too sugary?

IScience: bad science edition; AIDS breakthrough?; First ever IScience Radio drama club: County Lines

This week on I, Science Radio, we celebrate the anniversary of Stephen Hawking’s death.

On the radio this week: All things Alcohol

On the radio this week: ‘Bad Science’ Experiments and Bad Science in Great Movies

On the radio this week, the Good and Bad of Documentaries. Why should we watch them? Should they be educational? How accurate can they be?

On this week’s show: Women in STEM.

On this week’s show: Disruption of technology, science communication, and society.

On this week’s show: Bad Science – controversial figures, unproven methods, and research that does no good.