Radio Sci-Lens

Radio Sci-Lens

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Radio Sci-Lens episodes

  • Space - 12 March 2021

    What happens to astronaut brains in space? How are tiny satellites helping us understand the universe? Have you checked the space weather forecast recently? Kate, Benji and Kaih talk space on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    48 min
  • Artificial Intelligence - 5 March 2021

    How does artificial intelligence work? Can AI be used to find new drugs? Kaih, Kate and Eilish talk artificial intelligence on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    41 min
  • Science Debates - 6 November 2020

    What is the coolest body part? Which Ig Nobel prize is the weirdest? What is the most hardcore animal? Eilish, Kaih and Kate debate these big issues on the final episode of Radio Sci-Lens for 2020.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    49 min
  • Spooky Science - 30 October 2020

    Are Will-o'-the-wisps actually real? Is there a scientific explanation for witchcraft? Do people turn into vampires when they die? Kaih, Eilish and Kade talk spooky science on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    47 min
  • Sexy Science - 23 October 2020

    What are some of the weird things about kangaroo reproduction? Why do some people have side-effects from orgasms? How do we understand DNA? Eilish, Kate and Kaih talk sexy science on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    47 min
  • Sustainability - 16 October 2020

    How do we store renewable energy? Do carbon offset programs actually work? Can we extract carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere? Kate, Eilish and Kaih talk sustainability on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    49 min
  • Strange Human Body - 9 October 2020

    Why do we get hiccups? Do have a dessert stomach? What causes optical illusions? Kate, Eilish and Kaih talk about the strange human body on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    44 min
  • Evolution - 2 October 2020

    How have humans evolved differently for different circumstances? When did flying animals first evolve flight? What species are the only ones in their branch of the evolutionary tree? Kate, Kaih and Eilish talk evolution on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    50 min
  • Accidental Science - 25 September 2020

    How was the origin of the universe discovered accidentally? What can you discover if you lick your fingers after working in the lab? Why are X-rays called X-rays? Eilish, Kate and Kaih talk about accidental science on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    48 min
  • Gender Minority Scientists - 18 September 2020

    How many women have won Nobel Prizes in physics? Was Darwin wrong about homosexuality? What are binary stars? Kaih, Eilish and Kate talk about gender minority scientists on Radio Sci-Lens.

    Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder

    (radiofodder.com).

    Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

    47 min

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Tune in to Radio Sci-Lens for your weekly science fix! We open up the wacky world of science for everyone to enjoy. Discussing the latest and most exciting scientific news stories and exploring broader topics, we bring strange and surprising science into focus. If you want to quench your curiosity then Radio Sci-Lens is the show for you!

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