Nature Podcast

By Nature Publishing Group

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The Nature Podcast brings you the best stories from the world of science each week. We cover everything from astronomy to zoology, highlighting the most exciting research from each issue of Nature journal. We meet the scientists behind the results and provide in-depth analysis from Nature's journalists and editors. For complete access to the original papers featured in the Nature Podcast, subscribe to Nature.

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	EPISODES LIST
		18 April 2019: Reviving brains, lightning, and spring books	04.17.2019
		Podcast Extra: The first image of a black hole	04.11.2019
		11 April 2019: Heart failure and vacuum field fluctuations.	04.10.2019
		04 April 2019: MDMA and the malleable mind, and keeping skin young	04.03.2019
		Backchat March 2019: Calls for a research moratorium, and the evolution of science reporting	03.29.2019
		28 March 2019: Human impacts on Mount Kilimanjaro, sex differences in pain, and a crystal-based cooling method	03.27.2019
		21 March 2019: Antibiotics in orchards, and rethinking statistical significance	03.20.2019
		REBROADCAST: Nature Pastcast March 1918	03.15.2019
		14 March 2019: Ebola in DRC, a new HIV treatment, and the proposed US budget.	03.14.2019
		07 March 2019: Coastal carbon-sinks, mobile health, and Mileva Marić	03.06.2019
		28 February 2019: Cuckoo parasitism, topological materials, and cannabinoids in yeast.	02.27.2019
		21 February 2019: Mouse cell atlases and cataloguing viruses	02.20.2019
		14 February 2019: Atherosclerosis and disruptive science	02.13.2019
		07 February 2019: Massive chemical libraries, and CRISPR-CasX	02.06.2019
		31 January 2019: Women of the periodic table, and harvesting energy from Wi-Fi	01.30.2019
		24 January 2019: Economic downturns and black holes	01.23.2019
		17 January 2019: RNA splicing in yeast, and a walking fossil	01.16.2019
		Podcast Extra: The search for a rare disease treatment	01.11.2019
		10 January 2019: Fast Radio Bursts and new year future gazing	01.09.2019
		26 December 2018: Our reporters' top picks of 2018	12.26.2018
		20 December 2018: Quantum physics adds a twist, and festive fun	12.19.2018
		Podcast Extra: Evidence of a ‘transmissible’ Alzheimer’s protein	12.13.2018
		13 December 2018: The art of performing science, and chiral chemistry	12.12.2018
		06 December 2018: Heart xenotransplants and phage fighting	12.05.2018
		29 November 2018: Atomic clock accuracy and wind farm worries	11.28.2018
		22 November 2018: An ion-drive aeroplane, and DNA rearrangement.	11.21.2018
		15 November 2018: Barnard’s Star, and clinical trials	11.14.2018
		08 November 2018: Designer cells, and a Breakthrough researcher	11.07.2018
		01 November 2018: Mood forecasting technology, and where are the WIMPs?	10.31.2018
		18 October 2018: Cannabis horticulture and the Sun's place in history	10.17.2018
		11 October 2018: The life of a new Nobel laureate and organised ants	10.10.2018
		04 October 2018: Latent HIV, bird personalities and the Hyabusa2 mission	10.03.2018
		27 September 2018: A wearable biosensor and a mechanical metamaterial.	09.26.2018
		20 September 2018: Negative emissions and swarms under strain	09.19.2018
		13 September 2018: The oldest drawing and the energy of data	09.12.2018
		6 September 2018: Space junk, and a physicist’s perspective on life	09.05.2018
		30 August 2018: Gravity’s big G and the evolution of babies	08.29.2018
		Backchat August 2018: Audio reporting, audience feedback, and Brexit	08.24.2018
		23 August 2018: Quantum computers and labour division in ants	08.22.2018
		16 August 2018: Bumblebees, opioids, and ocean weather	08.15.2018
		8 August 2018: Fox aggression, microbiota and geoengineering	08.08.2018
		02 August 2018: Zebra finch colour perception, terraforming Mars, and attributing extreme weather	08.01.2018
		26 July 2018: Conservation, automata, and pet DNA tests	07.25.2018
		19 July 2018: DNA scaffolds, climate-altering microbes, and a robot chemist	07.18.2018
		12 July 2018: Rats, reefs, and career streaks	07.11.2018
		05 July 2018: A DNA computer, the koala genome, and the invisibility of LGBTQ+ researchers	07.04.2018
		Backchat June 2018: Lab health, email briefings, and CRISPR	06.29.2018
		27 June 2018: Air pollution, sick plants, and stress	06.27.2018
		21 June 2018: Pancreatic cancer, silica cages, and AI bias	06.20.2018
		14 June 2018: Baobab tree death, zebrafish stem cells, and ice in Antarctica	06.13.2018

LAST EPISODE

18 April 2019: Reviving bra...

04.17.2019

This week, restoring function in dead pig brains, spring science books, and the structure of lightning. If you have any questions about the partly-revived brains study, then the reporters at Nature are keen to answer them. You can submit them ...