This week, Polly talks to one of our coursemates on the Science Communication course, Gabby - the mastermind behind the...
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This week's episode was produced by Lily Hayward with host Polly Cohen and guests Dr. Emma Chan and Jay Hawkridge.
This week, we're looking at all things spooky! Sophie, an expert in archaeological science, talks to us about her study...
This week on I, Science Radio was all about the science of documentaries. We discussed the effectiveness of documentaries at...
The I,Science radio show on 28th January 2019 was all about disruption. We found out that there are many definitions...
In todays show, we talked about a report on the fall in teenage drinking and wondered if the total drug...
On the first day of the first week of term and on 1st October eight brave souls launched into live...
Ever wondered whether we're alone in the universe? Or perhaps you're more curious about where belly button fluff comes from?...
https://soundcloud.com/iscience/urban-science-sounds-in-the-city The city is bursting with sounds – from vehicles to department stores and everything in between. What can you...
The Big Story brings Radio 4's Natural Histories series to life on stage, re-imagining the popular BBC programme live in the Museum's...
With more than one million items, some of which date back to the fifteenth century, the Museum's Earth Sciences Library...
Artist Susan Schuppli leads a walk in Tate Modern’s surrounding area reflecting on the materiality of sunsets and the politics...
Firstly, tell us a bit about what you do? BBC World Radio hosts Click As a science communicator I do...
95% of the stony coral in the oceans will be gone within less than 50 years unless we act now....
Imperial College researchers have developed a prototype technology which uses heat to transmit information over short distances. Data sent in...
Ben Goldacre’s attacks on pseudoscience in his books Bad Science and Bad Pharma have made him one of the UK’s...
As I write, it’s the 13th February 2013. You might be wondering why I mention the fact. What’s the significance...
This is part of a series of reviews of the sessions held by the Science Communication Group on 13th September,...
This is the first in a series of reviews of the sessions held by the Science Communication Group on 13th...
Moon Bouncing Taken in 2008, this pair of telecommunications masts in downtown Atlanta, USA carry a mix of phone, TV...
5:30pm on Sunday 11th December Metric, Imperial College Union (free entry) IC Radio brings everybody's favourite panel game to Imperial...
Gideon Mantell (1790–1852) Mantell was a full-time medical doctor, but made some incredible contributions to palaeontology in his spare time....
Adrian Giordani and Ben Kolb - April 2010 After a little harassment on Twitter, Ben Goldacre, the practising doctor, Guardian...
