To celebrate British science week we are joined by Colleen from Epilepsy Connections who speaks of her journey engaging with science.

First Broadcast on 10/03/2023

Glasgow Science Centre is on a mission to create new place for biodiversity to thrive. One of these is our new floating wetlands, but what are they, and how do they work?

First Broadcast on 03/03/2023

This week's guest is Jaime Toney, professor of environmental and climate science at the University of Glasgow, and leader of the GALLANT project. Jaime shares her experience of growing up in the USA and moving to Scotland to pursue her scientific career.

First Broadcast on 24/02/2023

If you were to visit the sea floor, you would see little white flakes floating all around you as they gently fall to the bottom of the ocean. This is marine snow. But what is it and where does it come from?

First Broadcast on 17/02/2023

In this excerpt from our Ignite Podcast, we are talking to Jonathan Shanklin from the British Antarctic Survey who tells the story of when his team discovered the hole in the Ozone layer.

First Broadcast on 10/02/2023

You might have heard that Mars used to be covered in water. But why do we think that, and what do blueberries have to do with it?

First Broadcast on 03/02/2023

Octopuses are amazing escape artists, they are smart, flexible and curious creatures. Here is the story and science behind Inky the octopus’s great escape from tank to ocean.

First Broadcast on 27/01/2023

Our microbiome is the collection of 100 trillion microbes in our body. This is more than 12,000 times the number of people on our planet! But what do they do?

First Broadcast on 20/02/2023

What are Exoplanets? When were they discovered? And how many are there? Lets explore our night sky in this weeks 'A Spark of Science'.

First Broadcast on 13/01/2023

This week we are joined by Lesley from EMEC who discusses their amazing machines which harness the power of the ocean.

First Broadcast on 06/01/2023