5 Live Science Podcast

Pathologist Dr Alison Cluroe talks Adrian Chiles and Dr Chris Smith through a post-mortem

Dr Karl explains to Dr Rahul how magnets work, what happened to the Philae probe which landed on a comet, and why soft-top cars are less safe than ordinary vehicles in a thunderstorm.

Chris Smith and Georgia Mills look at the heart, and how you can protect it.

Dr Karl & Professor Geraint Lewis talk about the universe

Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists look at how salt is affecting our health.

Dr Karl explains how to make a cloud in your mouth. Binary moons and the universe are also discussed.

Why one in ten adults might have ADHD and evidence of tsunamis on Mars.

How did Cornelis Drebbel's submersible stay below the waves in the 1620s? Dr Karl has some thoughts. And why does Dr K have 2 dishwashers?

Kat Arney and the Naked Scientists examine how science could stop the world's looming phosphorous shortage. Plus the week's science news.

How Nano Bots are delivering medicine to specific parts of the body, the science of shipping & what's a planetary transit?

Dr Karl and Dr Rhod answer your questions about the weird and wonderful world of science, including the early signs of prostate cancer, the future of wifi -- and whether there'll ever be a full cure for AIDS.

Georgia Mills from the Naked Scientists investigates the world of criminology.

Dr Karl is joined by Dr Chris, otherwise known as 5 live's Naked Scientist, and they're answering questions about quantum physics -- and why honey makes frosted glass go clear.

Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists discuss how testostorone turns arteries to bone and whether you're really lactose intolerant. Plus answers to your science questions.

Why does plaque stick to the inside of blood vessels? Do trucks get a benefit from slip streaming each other? And why the question of what makes helium create the high-pitched-voice effect is more complicated than you think.

How LSD affects the brain and the science of animal conservation.

Dr Karl answers your questions on the physics of riding a bike and fun with quantum phenomena

Kat Arney and the Naked Scientists take a trip down memory lane. How does the brain store thoughts? Plus the week's science news.

Dr. Karl answers your weird and wonderful science questions.

Chris Berrow and the Naked Scientists answer the questions you have been sending in for the past few weeks

Dr Karl answers all your weird and wonderful questions about the world of science.

Graihagh Jackson and the Naked Scientists discuss the future of artificial intelligence. Could a robot do your job?

The expanding universe and how our mothers affect our eating habits.

Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists present their A to Zika of emerging infection. Plus the week's developments in science.

Chris Smith and Chris Berrow pit two teams of boffins against each other as they demonstrate their scientific discoveries. Recorded at the Cambridge Science Festival in the Cambridge Science Centre.

Are there different types of hot weather? How close are rainbows when we observe them? And how long would it take to drive to the Moon?

The Naked Scientists look at a touch sensitive soft skin for robots and ask 'Do cats really land on their feet'?

Join Chris Smith and Kat Arney as they tackle the science questions you have been sending in for the past few weeks.

Professor Clare Collins joins Dr Karl to answer your diet questions

What would happen if you threw an apple out of the ISS? Are itches just our imagination?

The Naked Scientists look at dramatic new cancer treatment results, do we have more bacterial than human cells in our bodies and how bees are coping with the cold.

Naked Scientist Dr Chris Smith stands in for Dr. Karl to answer science questions

Georgia Mills and Khalil Thirlaway look at the science of romance and love.

What are gravitational waves and would their discovery be the biggest of the decade in Physics? And do weather conditions affect mobile phone signals.

Join Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists as they look at how food gets from the field to your fork. Plus 'bed bugs' are biting back, and the week's science news.

Does snow evaporate even at freezing temperatures? Could the black hole at the centre of our galaxy ever go into a quasar phase? And why do cats open their mouths to smell.

Chris Smith and the team look at the week's science news including how seagrass might keep the world fed in future and why sixteen whales beached themselves across Europe. The team also go inside the science of a Black Hole.

Do sunglasses impede cricketers in the field? Is toast better with stale bread? And why might a bucket of boiling water freeze faster when put outside than a bucket at room temperature?

How animals and plants hibernate. Plus how scientists are protecting the public from high-pitched sounds.

5 live's science podcast, featuring Dr Karl, plus Dr Chris and Naked Scientists Chris Smith and Kat Arney with the hottest science news stories and analysis.

Chris Smith and the team look at the week's science news including a new therapy for leukemia, a massive deep space explosion & whether detoxing really works.

Dr Karl answers your science questions.

What makes you, you? Join Graihagh Jackson as she asks what makes us unique, and why some people (like her brother) have a six pack, and she doesn't.

"If a Googol is the number one followed by one hundred zeros, what is a Googolplex"

Chris Smith and the Naked Scientists take a scientific look at some of our favourite festive traditions

Dr Karl joins Dr Rhod to discuss what happens if you fire a bullet while travelling at the speed of sound, how we can tackle the spectre of antibiotic resistance, and why the earth's core burns.