Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 10 days 14 hours 29 minutes
25 September: This week, how age determines bird migration, using lizards to test biodiversity theories, and translating cosmology using a simple set of words.
18 September: This week, artificial sweeteners might cause glucose intolerance, striving for diversity in science, and a taster of new podcast, Backchat.
Backchat brings you the stories and opinion behind the science each month. On this pilot episode, Rosetta spacecraft excitement, the genetics of intelligence, and sociable scientists.
11 September: This week, the gibbon genome gives scientists something to swing about, the quest to cure blindness, and the country producing the most energy from renewables.
04 September: This week, sustainable farming to feed a hungry world, gene editing for research and therapy, and a fresh look at Aristotle’s science.
Futures is Nature's weekly science fiction slot. Kerri Smith reads you her favourite from August, The angle of the light on the bloodstained kitchen floor, by Matt Mikalatos.
28 August: This week, fish that walk on land, imaging something using light that never touched it, and the microbes that make cheese.
21 August: This week, how seals took tuberculosis to the Americas, a better map of Neanderthals in Europe, and microbial life lurking beneath the Antarctic ice.
14 August: This week, piles of rubble in space, a caution about epigenetics, pregnancy and blame, and the anatomy of an earthquake.
07 August: This week, corralling carbon nanotubes, a chemist’s dream machine, and an exhibition about an artist who fakes scientific discoveries.