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Nature Podcast: 21 September 2017
This week, Sherlock Holmes the scientist; and investigating the nanotubes between cells.
Nature Podcast: 14 September 2017
This week, writing quantum software, and predicting the loss of Asia's glaciers.
Nature Podcast: 7 September 2017
Protecting red haired people from cancer, machine learning and gravitational distortions, and peeking inside predatory journals.
Nature Podcast: 24 August 2017
The creeping danger of slow landslides, and what worms can teach us about the wriggly problem of reproducibility.
Nature Podcast: 17 August 2017
This week, preventing genetic diseases in China, a red supergiant star's mystery, and the algal boom.
Nature Podcast: 10 August 2017
This week, ancient mammal relatives, complex brain maps, and a 19th century solar eclipse.
Nature Podcast: 3 August 2017
This week, the first flower, gene editing human embryos, and the antimatter quest.
Nature Podcast: 27 July 2017
This week, a brain-inspired computer, the brain's control of ageing, and Al Gore the climate communicator.
Nature Podcast: 20 July 2017
This week, getting a handle on topology, and working out why the fastest animals are medium sized.
Nature Podcast: 13 July 2017
This week, defying quantum noise, looking at early signs of autism, and taking steps to assess exercise.