The Naked Scientists Podcast
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Épisodes précédents
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1046 - Regrowing brains, and China's sinking citiesFri, 26 Apr 2024
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1045 - ADHD explainedTue, 23 Apr 2024
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1044 - Britain's smoking ban, and bumper sea beastsFri, 19 Apr 2024
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1043 - Hunting Higgs bosons: A tribute to Peter Higgs by Lyn EvansTue, 16 Apr 2024
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1042 - Artificial platelets, and angry primatesFri, 12 Apr 2024
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1041 - Global warming vs global farmingTue, 09 Apr 2024
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1040 - Stem cells for spinal injury, and breast cancer breakthroughFri, 05 Apr 2024
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1039 - Nitazenes move the needle for drug death distressTue, 02 Apr 2024
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1038 - Climate change slowing Earth's rotation, and hotels in spaceFri, 29 Mar 2024
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1037 - Alzheimer's: the fight backTue, 26 Mar 2024
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1036 - Whooping cough cases surge, and looking for life on EuropaFri, 22 Mar 2024
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1035 - Tackling the uptick in ticksTue, 19 Mar 2024
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1034 - COVID retrospective, space security, and car brake particlesFri, 15 Mar 2024
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1033 - Should we stop calling it Long COVID?Tue, 12 Mar 2024
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1032 - Greedy labradors, a dead galaxy, and telepathic fishFri, 08 Mar 2024
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1031 - Cyber crimes in cyber timesTue, 05 Mar 2024
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1030 - The UK rejoins Horizon programme, and how we lost our tailsFri, 01 Mar 2024
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1029 - How pothole misery is driving a digital roads revolutionTue, 27 Feb 2024
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1028 - Blood clot breakthrough, and a fossil forgeryFri, 23 Feb 2024
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1027 - Microplastics and forever chemicals: here to stay?Tue, 20 Feb 2024
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1026 - Dengue, decaying dead bodies, and a stone age deer trapFri, 16 Feb 2024
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1025 - Healing war woundsTue, 13 Feb 2024
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1024 - King Charles' cancer, and a new particle supercolliderFri, 09 Feb 2024
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1023 - Is it time to change the law on assisted dying?Tue, 06 Feb 2024
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1022 - Neuralink implant, and a brief history of spineFri, 02 Feb 2024
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1021 - Decarbonising shipping, and the Ship of the FutureTue, 30 Jan 2024
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1020 - Retinas reveal future health, and the first cells on EarthFri, 26 Jan 2024
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1019 - Titans of Science: Julie WilliamsTue, 23 Jan 2024
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1018 - Plague in the population, and preventing potholesFri, 19 Jan 2024
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1017 - Titans of Science: Martin ReesTue, 16 Jan 2024
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1016 - Depression drugs, deepfakes, and fingerprint discoveriesFri, 12 Jan 2024
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1015 - Titans of Science: Deborah PrenticeTue, 09 Jan 2024
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1014 - Measles outbreaks, and terrorist chatbotsFri, 05 Jan 2024
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1013 - What science has in store for 2024Tue, 02 Jan 2024
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1012 - The best of 2023!Fri, 29 Dec 2023
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1011 - A Naked Gaming Christmas!Tue, 26 Dec 2023
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1010 - Naked Christmas: Presents, plonk and a pliosaurFri, 22 Dec 2023
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1009 - Titans of Science: Mark SlackTue, 19 Dec 2023
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1008 - The pregnancy sickness protein, and COP controversyFri, 15 Dec 2023
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1007 - Titans of Science: Chris HadfieldTue, 12 Dec 2023
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1006 - Fentanyl, fenlands, and Boris Johnson's COVID defenceFri, 08 Dec 2023
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1005 - Invigorating the inactive with just one stepTue, 05 Dec 2023
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1004 - COP28, Swine flu in the UK, and Bennu samples arriveFri, 01 Dec 2023
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1003 - Jet engines, hearts, and planets: the world of digital twinsTue, 28 Nov 2023
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1002 - COVID inquiry revelations, and red wine headachesFri, 24 Nov 2023
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1001 - Spinal stimuli and good vibrations: All about Parkinson'sTue, 21 Nov 2023
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1000 - Chickenpox and weather botsFri, 17 Nov 2023
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999 - Selective breeding: designing dogs, and conserving tigersTue, 14 Nov 2023
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998 - Breast cancer drug breakthrough, and hibernating hedgehogsFri, 10 Nov 2023
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997 - Faeces and phages: Moulding the microbiomeTue, 07 Nov 2023
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