Sophie Walsh interviews Steve Crabtree, editor of BBCs science series ‘Horizon’ to discuss taboo science, the future of Horizon and why he wishes he’s met David Bowie…
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The Lyrebird
Deep in the rainforests, there is a bird call which mimics a chainsaw… or is there? James Doyle investigates the truth about the legendary Lyrebird.
BBC’s Ed Charles gives us the wildlife filmmaking lowdown
We met up with Ed Charles at the Natural History Unit to discuss deserts and making the sequel to ‘Planet Earth’.
Art Meets Science Library Tour
With more than one million items, some of which date back to the fifteenth century, the Museum’s Earth Sciences Library is considered one of the world’s greatest natural history collections. This tour will bring the BBC Radio 4 series Natural Histories to life, with library experts explaining how art and science have transformed our understanding […]
Q&A: Gareth Mitchell
What makes a good science communicator? In this Q&A, Gareth Mitchell talks about science communication and his work with radio, Imperial College, and the BBC.
Glow-in-the-dark mushrooms’ route to success
New evidence from the forests of Brazil sheds light on glowing mushrooms…
Preserving coral biodiversity: A gift to the future
It’s IVF, Jim, but…. Mary Hagedorn is preserving coral biodiversity with giant condoms