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Science and the Recession

How has and will science be affected by the current global economic crisis?

• 30 mins

Larynx Transplant and The First Fish Embryo

Geoff Watts discusses the future of the larynx transplant procedure.

• 30 mins

Nuclear Power, Science and Politics and Near Death Experience

Is the nuclear power option sustainable?

• 30 mins

Professor John Beddington

Geoff Watts is joined by the government's Chief Scientific Advisor, Prof John Beddington.

• 30 mins

Spaceflight and Weightlessness

Geoff Watts finds out the use of experiments in weightlessness, similar to being in orbit.

• 30 mins

Attitudes to Darwin

Geoff Watts investigates attitudes to evolution.

• 30 mins

Can Science Be Creative?

Geoff Watts asks if science can be creative.

• 30 mins

The Science of Seasonality

Geoff Watts looks into the science of seasonality in plants, animals and humans.

• 30 mins

Lord Martin Rees

Geoff Watts meets Lord Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal and President of the Royal Society.

• 30 mins

Public Engagement with Science

Geoff Watts examines progress towards greater public engagement with science.

• 30 mins

The Future of Gene Sequencing

Geoff Watts and guests discuss genomic medicine and the future of gene sequencing.

• 30 mins

Lord May and Insect Art

Geoff Watts meets Lord May, President of the British Science Association.

• 30 mins

The British Science Association's Festival

Geoff Watts reports from the British Science Association's Festival in Guildford.

• 30 mins

Anthropology and Environment

Geoff Watts reveals how anthropology can change the relationship with our environment.

• 30 mins

Music and the Mind

Geoff Watts traces a musical map of the mind.

• 30 mins

Funding Research

Geoff Watts investigates the methods and motivations behind basic medical research.

• 30 mins

Extreme Polar Environments

Geoff Watts meets the scientists who study polar life in freezing conditions.

• 30 mins

The 2009 Science Book Prize Winner and The Evolution of Technology

Geoff Watts discusses science books, biography, brains and the evolution of technology.

• 30 mins

Humans and Robots

Geoff Watts explores the relationship between humans and robots.

• 30 mins

Nuclear Weapons Testing

Geoff Watts finds out how scientists investigate nuclear test ban treaty violations.

• 30 mins

Meteorite Hunters and the Comedy of Change

Geoff Watts meets meteorite hunters tracking down the birth of planets.

• 30 mins

Cooking and Human Evolution

Geoff Watts dives into underwater archaeology and how cooking transformed human evolution.

• 30 mins

Astronomical Discoveries and Future Space Exploration

Geoff Watts looks back on great astronomical discoveries and future space exploration.

• 30 mins

On the Origin of the Species

Geoff Watts looks back on the 150 years since Darwin's Origin of Species was published.

• 30 mins

Climate Change and Our Cities, NASA row and Tracking the Walrus

Geoff Watts visits Greenland to investigate the migratory habits of the walrus.

• 30 mins

New Insights into DNA and The Big Bang Recreated

Jonathan Stewart looks at the Great Barrier Reef's role in the climate change debate.

• 30 mins

Birth Order IQ and Human Susceptibility to HIV

Scientists have worked out why elder children have a higher IQ than younger siblings.

• 30 mins

Artificial Bacteria and Endangered Parrots

What might Gordon Brown's leadership might mean for science and research?

• 30 mins

Royal Society Summer Exhibition

Geoff Watts visits the Royal Society to see some of the science on display.

• 30 mins

Giant Watery Planet and Robot Physiotherapists

Geoff Watts reports on the discovery of a distant giant planet.

• 30 mins