Latest Interviews
Understanding menopause in your workforce
Added: 1 Mar 2022
While jumping at the chance to tell her personal story about how menopause has affected her work, t…
Quest to control our genes by the power of thought
Added: 22 Nov 2021
The power to control living cells by treating molecules as switches or transistors has been establi…
How to gain Chinese regulation compliance
Added: 12 Nov 2021
Dr Paul Orange outlines the project which led to his involvement in the new Chinese battery protoco…
Pandemic accelerates automation in the lab sector
Added: 15 Oct 2021
Laboratories are just one of the many businesses that were forced to adapt operations because of th…
A research story: advancing mesoscopic physics
Added: 27 Nov 2020
Behind every scientific breakthrough is an interested researcher, a legacy of knowledge and a lucky…
Bridging the neutron gap
Added: 3 Mar 2020
So much more than the quiet neighbour of the sub-atomic world, neutrons hold the key to so many bre…
Catching the elusive neutrino
Added: 16 Jan 2020
From seeing a blackhole form to understanding antimatter… neutrinos could hold the keys to them all…
An ode to imagination
Added: 15 Jan 2020
Frustrated by siloed science, Dr Jennifer Rohn bemoans the lack of cross-disciplinary imagination t…
The hidden power of mathematics
Added: 12 Dec 2019
As she gets set to tread the boards for the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, Dr Hannah Fry tal…
Just good sense
Added: 29 Nov 2019
Síle Lane is on a mission to challenge misrepresentation of science and evidence. She is leading t…
Seeing into a black heart
Added: 28 Oct 2019
Big problems need big solutions and can, on occasion, lead to big successes. Such it is with one of…
Playing it for laughs
Added: 14 Oct 2019
We catch-up with presenter, comedian and science outreacher extraordinaire Helen Arney to talk stan…
Five things you learn from working in cleanrooms
Added: 19 Aug 2019
Want to avoid committing a serious faux pas before you start working in cleanrooms? That would be h…
Just play the game
Added: 10 Jun 2019
Games have never been more popular – but can they really help in the teaching of science? You bet y…
Exploring the void
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 20 Dec 2017
With the universe in constant motion, making reliable astrophysical observations can be tricky – es…
A spot of intergalactic dusting
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 11 Sep 2017
How to see through galactic dust in order to study the universe? Miguel Pereira Santaella thinks al…
When will we finally see red?
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 17 Aug 2017
The players are varied and the scene is set – so who will win the new space race? Astrophysicist An…
Apprenticeships: A good step forward, but nothing new
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 10 Aug 2017
They maybe much lauded, and rightly so, but apprenticeships in science are nothing new says Sir Ter…
The man with X-ray vision
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 6 Feb 2017
From neutron stars to nebulas – X-ray astronomy has revealed so much of our universe. Here X-ray vi…
Putting the sun in a box…
kPYzRuDLkTtB kPYzRuDLkTtB | Added: 11 Nov 2016
Last month, Ian Chapman stepped into his role as CEO of the national nuclear fusion resource – the …
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