LG - Chemical weapons, Turtles, Tech for wildlife, Climate

Dr Lucie Green on how Syria's chemical weapons are being neutralised and made safe.

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Tracking planes; Peer review; Mega-virus; Astronaut

Are black boxes outdated technology? Adam Rutherford asks about ways to track aircraft.

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Cosmic inflation; LISA; Photonic radar; Bird stress camera; Water research; Taxidermy

Gareth Mitchell explores the compelling new evidence for the Big Bang Theory.

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Fracking; Purple GM tomatoes; Bionic humans; Shark attacks

Gareth Mitchell is joined by BBC School reporters to get their take on the week’s science.

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Calorie Restriction; Moon Age; Mars Yard; IPCC.

Tracey Logan unpicks new research on calorie restriction.

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Whales; Dark Matter; Falling; Arty brains

Tracey Logan asks whether killing whales for science can be justified?

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Sperm and egg; Dogs; Automatic Facebook; Invasive species

Tracey Logan finds out how a sperm recognises an egg.

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Y chromosome; Everest avalanche; Aphid survey; Longitude

Adam Rutherford finds out, when it comes to chromosomes, what's the point of the Y.

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Mice & Men; Fuel from CO2; fRMI; Insect calls

How can you get jet fuel from thin air? Just add water, carbon dioxide and sunlight.

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Colin Pillinger; Fire? Artificial DNA

The first living organism is created using artificial DNA with man-made genetic letters

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Antarctic melt; brain enhancing devices, atomic clocks and anti-bat moth sounds

Adam Rutherford discusses the irreversible melting of the Antarctic Western Ice shelf.

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Longitude Prize 2014; Dementia; Matter from light; Coastal deposition

Adam Rutherford discusses the launch of the Longitude Prize 2014.

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Women scientists; Mapping the ocean floor; Amplituhedron

Tracey Logan and modern women scientists discuss past inspirational ladies of science.

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Moving Mountains; Invasive Species; Football Stickers

China is taking the tops off mountains to build cities. What are the risks?

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Turing test; World Cup exo-skeleton; Plant cyborgs; Music hooks

Big Science - the first World Cup kick is to be made using a mind-controlled robotic suit.

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Antarctic Invaders; Patents; Longitude Challenges for Water and Antibiotics

Adam Rutherford finds out why Antarctica isn't such a pristine environment after all.

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Longitude Prize Winner; Solar cells; New species; Fiji fisherwomen; Physics questions

Dr Adam Rutherford learns about this year's Longitude Prize challenge.

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Informed consent, El Nino, Gravitational Waves, Cloud cover

Can we be used in experiments without our consent? Adam Rutherford investigates.

• 28 mins

Behavioural profiling at airports; Light and colour in art; Hadrian's Wall; Cassini

Adam Rutherford questions the science behind behavioural profiling at airport security.

• 28 mins

A special programme on plants and their pollinators, poisons and pests

Adam visits Kew Gardens to root amongst the foliage and reveal the latest in plant science

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Science's fascination with the face

Adam discusses the ethics and privacy issues surrounding facial recognition programmes.

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ExpeRimental; Rosetta; MOOCs

Alice Roberts indulges in some science experiments for kids, including Bubblecano!

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New dinosaur; GM chickens; Lightning; Rosetta; Diatoms

Professor Alice Roberts reveals Laquintasaura, a new dinosaur found in South America.

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Anaesthesia; Chilean earthquakes; Strange weather; Jellyfish

Will quantum physics bring us any closer to understanding how anaesthetics work?

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TB in the New World; Trusting Wikipedia; Shipwreck of the London; @LegoAcademics

Adam Rutherford discovers that TB was introduced to the Americas from seals and sea lions.

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Manipulating mouse memory; London pollution; Nature of knowing; Snail fur

Adam Rutherford shines a light on how the mouse brain processes memory.

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Bardarbunga volcano; Geology in Minecraft; Synthesising opioids; Ammonia

Adam Rutherford talks to researchers in Iceland studying the erupting Bardarbunga volcano.

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Jack the Ripper; Future of Scottish science

Examining the latest Jack the Ripper ID, and debating the future of Scottish science.

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European ancestry; Cern is 60; Graphene plasters; Penguins

How most present-day Europeans derive from at least three ancestral populations.

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Cosmic inflation latest; Indian space success; Science and language; Wax Venus

Claims of evidence for cosmic super-expansion just after the Big Bang are questioned.

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