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91热爆 Inside Science Episodes

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    Gene editing gets real

    A treatment to change faulty genetic instructions in the liver seems to be successful.

  2. UK science policy shake-up; Ivermectin & Covid; black fungus in Indian Covid patients; many hominins in Siberian cave

    How will the new UK strategy affect funding for existing research and future innovation?

  3. Cov-Boost trial; SARS-Cov 2 infection in action; sapling guards; why tadpoles are dying

    Cov-Boost trial; SARS-Cov 2 infection in action; sapling guards; why tadpoles are dying

  4. Covid vaccines in children; preventing dengue; algal blooms; supersonic flight

    Covid vaccines in children; preventing dengue; algal blooms; supersonic flight.

  5. Lab origin theory of SARS-Cov2; gene for obesity; dark matter map; rock art in Scotland

    Lab leak theory of SARS-Cov2; gene for obesity; dark matter map; rock art in Scotland

  6. Human use of plants beyond the limits of history.

    Vic Gill and guests take a look at human impacts on the earth over thousands of years.

  7. Blood Clot Cure, Synthetic Fuels and Coal Mine Heat Pumps

    Viennese scientists describe a cure for infamous vaccine-induced thrombosis.

  8. Microplastics in UK river beds

    Victoria Gill wades into the microplastic problems in UK riverbeds.

  9. Early burials, diversity in Tudor England, a malaria vaccine, and rogue brain waves

    Early burials, diversity in Tudor England, a malaria vaccine, and rogue brain waves.

  10. Dragonfly on Titan, Retreating Glaciers, Surge Testing, Acoustic lighthouses

    Dragonfly on Titan, Retreating Glaciers, Surge Testing for Covid 19, Acoustic lighthouses.

  11. Coronavirus variants and vaccines, climate change resistant coffee, dare to repair and how to get rid of moths

    Coronavirus variants, climate change resistant coffee, dare to repair and clothes moths.

  12. Blood clots, grieving and the emotion of screams

    Evolving research on blood clots associated with vaccines, the emotion of screams, grief.

  13. Disobedient particles, noisy gorillas, sharks and fictional languages

    Disobedient particles, noisy gorillas, sharks and fictional languages.

  14. Science funding cuts; Mice get Covid-19; Native oyster reintroductions

    Science funding cuts; Mice and Covid-19; Native oyster reintroduction.

  15. Halfway to net zero; hydrogen as a fuel; Fagradalsfjall, Iceland鈥檚 active volcano

    Halfway to net zero; hydrogen as a fuel; Fagradalsfjall, Iceland鈥檚 active volcano.

  16. Human embryo research and ethics; sperm whale social learning; Antikythera mechanism

    Human embryo research and ethics; sperm whale social learning; Antikythera mechanism.

  17. China's green growth plan

    China鈥檚 five-year plan; cloning the black footed ferret; seals lending a flipper.

  18. Blue carbon; inside Little Foot's skull; reading locked letters

    Blue carbon; seeing inside Little Foot's skull; reading locked letters with X rays.

  19. Good COP Bad COP, Shotgun Lead Persistence, and Featherdown Adaptation

    UN Environment Programme publishes Making Peace With Nature report ahead of COP 26.

  20. Nasa's Perseverance - will it pay off? And spotting likely hosts for future pandemics.

    Landing, driving, flying on Mars, and where on Earth to look out for the next big virus.

  21. Meeting Mars, Melting Ice, Ozone on the Mend Again, and A Sea Cacophany

    Tim Peake on Mars, melting poles and glaciers, CFC anomaly disappears, Oceanic cacophany.

  22. Putting a number on biodiversity

    Biodiversity, planting trees for good and bad, and the hidden impacts of traffic noise.

  23. Next Gen Covid Vaccines; Man's Oldest Bestest Friend; Bilingual Brain Development

    What will the next generation of Covid vaccines be like? And when was the first pet dog?

  24. Vaccine Hesitancy and Ethnicity; The Joy of catnip; Lake Heatwaves

    Unpacking some causes of vaccine hesitancy in different quarters, and what does catnip do?

  25. UK Science post Brexit; GMOs vs Gene Editing regulation; Identical Twins That Aren't Indentical

    UK Science after Brexit, changing the rules for GMO's, and how identical twins differ.

  26. Vaccine Dosing and Biodiversity Soundscape Monitoring

    Spacing vaccine doses, and monitoring biodiversity through sound and machine learning.

  27. Brian Cox and Alice Roberts on a decade of extraordinary science

    Adam Rutherford, Brian Cox and Alice Roberts reflect on a decade of extraordinary science.

  28. Space Rocks, Aquatic Dinosaurs and Global Temperatures; 2020 science reviewed

    Dr Adam Rutherford and guests discuss space, dinosaurs and climate science in 2020.

  29. Covid mutation; On the facial expression of emotions; A mystery object

    Tracking Covid variants, AI v. the expression of human emotions, a mystery museum object.

  30. Future risk planning; Millennium Seed Bank; Urban trees

    Future risk planning; Millennium Seed Bank; Urban trees.

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