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12/01/2012

Teaching computer science, mapping dark matter, emerging pests and nasty noises.

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19/01/2012

The world in 3D, Darwin's lost fossils, fashionable stripes, and the end of Angkor.

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26/01/2012

The next flu pandemic, an Arctic bulge, faces and voices and the Panama Canal.

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02/02/2012

Genome ethics, having friends takes brains, emotional art, and triggering an ice age.

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09/02/2012

Quentin Cooper asks if Freud was a scientist, and reviews the week's science.

• 28 mins

16/02/2012

Star on the brink of a supernova explosion; our global water footprint; New Elizabethans.

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23/02/2012

Do men have a genetic future? Defining the kilogram and how to turn sunshine into fuel.

• 28 mins

01/03/2012

Chief Science Advisers in Government, animals in research, and the oldest forest.

• 28 mins

08/03/2012

Aliens in Antarctica, meteor impacts, nasty noises and star-quakes.

• 30 mins

15/03/2012

Quentin Cooper with news of a new hominin puzzle from China, and where art meets science.

• 30 mins

22/03/2012

The science of auctions, life on the ocean floor, and why the clock change might kill us.

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29/03/2012

Gas eating bacteria, how to save the world and what stripes might do to your figure.

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05/04/2012

The influence of mathematical models on the sculptor Henry Moore.

• 30 mins

12/04/2012

Undersea earthquakes, Titanic telecommunications, and do people sound how they look?

• 30 mins

19/04/2012

Science magazine programme.

• 30 mins

26/04/2012

Science magazine programme.

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03/05/2012

Science magazine programme.

• 30 mins

10/05/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

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17/05/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

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24/05/2012

Energy generation perceptions, light loving bugs, fast chips, and predicting earthquakes.

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31/05/2012

80 years of neutrons, why helium gas isn't a laugh and horrible noises we love to hate.

• 30 mins

07/06/2012

Legionnaires' bacteriology, why Venus is good for science and the true illusion of stripes

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14/06/2012

Quentin Cooper looks at how mathematical genius Alan Turing helped form the digital age.

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So You Want to Be a Scientist - the finals

Adam Rutherford presents the finals of So You Want to Be a Scientist?

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28/06/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

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05/07/2012

Quentin Cooper investigates the news in science and science in the news.

• 30 mins

12/07/2012

Angela Saini examines new technology designed to speed up airport security checks.

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19/07/2012

Neanderthal medicine, commemorating extinctions, ExLab and the ethics of crowd funding.

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26/07/2012

Simulating a whole bacterium, UK tsunamis, melting Greenland ice, and herd behaviour.

• 30 mins

02/08/2012

A look at phonics and neuroscience, maths and the epic classics, and animal empathy.

• 30 mins