Science Actually is a podcast by Imperial College London students and staff. Are you keen to find out more about current and future research, and to discover how not every question will have one answer? In each episode a member of our podcast team interviews an Imperial expert to see if they have the answers to our burning questions. In the first series, we dive into myths surrounding different aspects of student life: memory, food, sleep and partying. The second series revolves around the science that is shaping our future. Intro by Clara Tillous Oliva, jingle by Hendrik Vogt, artwork by Ali Al-Sikab. Check out our website (https://www.imperial.ac.uk/medicine/study/undergraduate/science-actually-podcast/), or follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/science_actually_podcast/) and Twitter (@ScienceAccPod)
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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 23m.
Bisher sind 12 Folge(n) erschienen.
Dieser Podcast erscheint wöchentlich.
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 hours 35 minutes
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In this episode, Josh Hodge explores the applicat…
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In this episode of Science Actually, Madeleine Ea…
Sustainable Materials: Making plastics and energy technologies more sustainable
In this episode, Eva Bremnes explores the future …
Science and Drugs: Can drugs of abuse have health benefits?
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Engineering and Food: Does engineering hold the secrets for healthy foods?
In this episode Hendrik Vogt explores how to engi…
Alcohol and cannabis: can drugs of abuse have health benefits?
Dr Christopher John, Senior Lecturer in Pharmacol…
Sleep and memory: Is a good night’s sleep crucial to do well on exams?
In this episode of Science Actually, Eva Bremnes …
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