Twice a week, the Guardian brings you the latest science and environment news
https://www.theguardian.com/science/series/science
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 12 days 13 hours 25 minutes
Science Weekly podcast: why we should leave fossil fuels in the ground
Mike Berners-Lee and Duncan Clarke argue that the only way to prevent runaway climate change is to curb the extraction of coal, gas and oil
Science Weekly podcast: James Lovelock on the future of planet Earth
James Lovelock takes Guardian science correspondent Ian Sample on a tour of a new exhibition at London's Science Museum, documenting his inventions and theories, and delivers a grim prognosis for Gaia's future
Science Weekly podcast: has personal genome sequencing been overhyped?
What is the true medical value and cost-effectiveness of personal genome mapping? Prof Euan Ashley discusses his latest research
Science Weekly podcast: how to rebuild our world from scratch
Astrophysicist and author Lewis Dartnell reveals why he has written The Knowledge, a handy guide for post-Apocalypse survivors
Science Weekly podcast: gravitational waves and Einstein's perfect theory
Gravitational waves were predicted in Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity in 1916. Ian Sample meets Prof Pedro Ferreira to discuss the extraordinary and continuing influence of the theory
Science Weekly podcast: the wonder of human skin
Prof Des Tobin, director of Bradford University's Centre for Skin Sciences, discusses his research into our outer layer
Science Weekly podcast: A celebration of the science demo
Recorded in front of a live audience at the Royal Institution's famous Faraday lecture theatre in London, Alok Jha introduces some masters of the science demonstration
Science Weekly podcast: what are science museums for?
Ian Sample meets Ian Blatchford, director of the Science Museum in London, to discuss the role of science museums in the 21st century
Science Weekly podcast: trapped in Antarctica's icy grip
After their plight made headline news around the world early this year, Alok Jha and Laurence Topham debrief us on the ill-fated Australasian Antarctic Expedition and the controversy that followed
Science Weekly podcast: forensics – the science written in blood
The UK's leading forensic scientist Mike Silverman describes the remarkable transformation in his field over the past 30 years … and explodes one popular forensic myth. Plus, flooding in the UK, and why Marius the giraffe had to die