Science
The Infinite Monkey Cage
On BBC Radio 4, Robin Ince and Brian Cox are joined by Stephen Fry to discuss how science might help tackle global problems
Living in the troposphere
Microbiologist Dr Chris Van Tulleken explores the surprising range of species that exist high above the clouds
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BBC Space
Take a journey through the universe
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BBC Earth
Explore oceans, quakes and volcanoes
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BBC Lab UK
Find out more about the citizen science project
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BBC Bitesize: Science
Get help with science revision and test yourself
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Human Body
Discover how the human body works
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Science of Sleep
Improve your sleep and improve your life
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Brain Sex
Does your brain differ according to your sex?
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Open University
Study science and technology
How free wi-fi tracks your movements
Clue to antibiotic resistance spread
Could you beat Usain Bolt in a race?
The evolution of Bjork's instruments
Europa and the hunt for alien life
How to count butterflies for science-
Waiting for the drop
What can we learn from experiments that last decades? BBC News
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Superbug apocalypse
Are we facing a future where a cough could kill once again?
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Travelling dirty
Can the air industry find new ways to power flight?
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Dealing with dementia
How can a 'smart house' aid independent living?
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Future foods
Why more nutrients must be packed into our food
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Exoskeleton
How robotics could help paralysed people to walk
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Water crisis
Can news ways be found to make fresh water?
Programmes
BBC iPlayer
Cloud Lab
HorizonThings To Do
RUN BY THE BBC AND PARTNERS
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WED 30 JUL
Seashore Safari
Thanet Coast Project
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WED 30 JUL
Dazzling Dragonflies and Magical Moths
Leeds Parks and Countryside Education Team
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WED 30 JUL
Splat! Science and Play Time
Abbey House Museum
