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11 December: This week, spider-inspired motion detectors, scrutinizing the endangered species list, and the recipe for cell reprogramming.
04 December: This week, highly cultured birds, shell art made by our ancestors, and will we ever make a quantum computer?
The Wellcome Collection has a new exhibition which brings together the pioneers of the study of sex. Geoff Marsh visits The Institute of Sexology for an interview with co-curator Honor Beddard.
Futures is Nature's weekly science fiction slot. Geoff Marsh reads you his favourite from November, Ice and white roses, by Rebecca Birch
27 November: This week, energy-free air conditioning, the science of sex laid bare, and scientists who peer-review themselves.
This month's Backchat comes to you from outer space, where our reporters have been sucked into a wormhole to review new movie Interstellar, trying to wake up the comet-lander Philae, and considering a crowdfunded mission to the moon.
20 November: This week, the dishonest culture of banking, an exhibition explores the Northwest Passage, and a virus which benefits the body.
13 November: This week, vegetarian diets promise a greener, healthier future, plumbing the depths of depression, and black holes on the silver screen.
06 November: This week, an ancient Madagascan mammal, the perception of taste and lab-friendly particle accelerators.
Futures is Nature's weekly science fiction slot. Geoff Marsh reads you his favourite from October, Dumpster Diving, by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro.