In this podcast, Professor Graeme Reid from University College London discusses the report on international research collaboration post-Brexit, which he and Professor Adrian Smith co-authored, and which was published in November 2019.

Pae Natwilai, Chief Executive of Trik, discusses current and future opportunities for industry to use drones, plus technology and regulation, with Gavin Costigan.

Professor Tom Scott from the University of Bristol discusses developments in drone technology with Gavin Costigan.

Elaine Whyte, UK Drone Lead for PWC, discusses the commercial opportunities of aerial drones, new technology, upcoming regulation, and how to balance the opportunities and risks of a further expansion in the commercial drone sector.

In his first month as Chief Medical Officer for England and the UK Government, Professor Chris Whitty discusses some current issues in public health and how research can help to tackle them. Topics include diabetes, smoking, antimicrobial resistance and measles - along with the implications of Brexit.

Professor Clare Grey from the University of Cambridge discusses the 2019 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for lithium ion batteries, and other recent developments in battery technologies. The 4th and final podcast on batteries

Graham Purdy, Chief Executive of Ilika, discusses the Faraday Battery Challenge and the development of new battery technologies with Gavin Costigan.

In this podcast, Gavin Costigan discusses battery technology and research with Neil Morris, Chief Executive of the Faraday Institution.

In this podcast, Gavin Costigan discusses new battery technologies and the Faraday Battery Challenge with Jacqui Murray, Deputy Challenge Director of the Faraday Battery Challenge, UKRI.