Science In Action Episodes Episode guide
-
The True Cost of the Brazil Museum Fire
The cost to science of the fire which destroyed Brazil鈥檚 National Museum
-
Devastating Floods in Kerala
The monsoon dropped a month鈥檚 rain in just two days, causing extreme flooding in SW India
-
Fungal Threat to World鈥檚 Favourite Banana
The Cavendish banana is globally threatened by a fungal disease. Can genetics save it?
-
Weed-killer 鈥 鈥楻oundup鈥, Science and the Law
US jury rules on herbicide, Roundup鈥檚 link to cancer, does the science agree?
-
Nasa's Solar Probe Launch
Nasa鈥檚 Parker Solar Probe hopes to 鈥榯ouch the Sun鈥 in 2025
-
Drought and the Mayans
Measuring the extent of the drought that contributed to collapse of Classic Maya Society
-
Water on Mars
Scientists have used radar technology to discover water beneath the surface of Mars
-
Heatwaves and Droughts
How the current Northern hemisphere heatwaves and droughts link to global warming
-
New Neutrino Source Found
Flaring blazar is a new astrophysical source of nature鈥檚 ghost particles
-
Bringing Back the Northern White Rhino
Scientists create hybrid embryos of extremely rare northern white rhino
-
Japanese Space Mission Hayabusa 2 Reaches Asteroid
Japanese space mission Hayabusa 2 successfully reaches boulder strewn asteroid - Ryugu
-
Hazard Mapping the Guatemalan Volcano
Understanding the risks and hazards of volcanic eruptions
-
Antarctic Ice Melt and Sea Level Rise
The rate of sea level rise from melting ice sheets in Antarctica has trebled
-
Selling Dinosaurs to Private Collectors
Does the science of palaeontology suffer when dinosaur fossils are sold privately?
-
The Dunes of Pluto
There are dunes on Pluto, but they are grains of frozen methane, not sand
-
New Pill To Monitor Your Gut
A new device has been developed to detect processes inside your gut in real-time
-
Human Activity Threatens Conservation
Human activity threatens conservation through roads, urbanisation and grazing
-
Origin of Deadly Amphibian Fungus Found
Traced to the Korean peninsula and spread by trade, over 700 species have been infected
-
The 鈥楪reatest Glasshouse鈥 in the World
Re-opening of Kew glasshouse provides a home for thousands of endangered plants.
-
Geothermal Activity and Earthquakes
Could a geothermal project have caused an earthquake in South Korea?
-
Smelly Socks in Malaria Fight
Kenyan childrens鈥 socks give clues to mosquito biting
-
New Planet Hunting Mission
NASA's new planet hunting mission is about to launch
-
Tracing the Novichok Trail
How scientists are tracing the novichok trail in the UK using 鈥渉otzone鈥 forensics
-
The Rise of Novichok Agents
A history of chemical weapons and the rise of novichok agents
-
Can Science Save the Northern White Rhino?
IVF and stem cell treatments could help save the northern white rhino. Only two remain.
-
Physicist Stephen Hawking (1942 - 2018)
Celebrating Cosmologist Stephen Hawking鈥檚 work
-
Russia鈥檚 New Nuclear Age
How credible is Putin鈥檚 claim that Russia has developed a nuclear-powered cruise missile?
-
Cold Winter, Warm Climate
A warming Arctic is causing extremely cold winters in North America and Western Europe
-
Will Cape Town Run Out of Water?
Cape Town is warning that taps will be turned off in July if rains don鈥檛 come soon
-
Reversing Systemic Bias Against Women Scientists in the Media
Addressing the bias against women quoted in popular science articles