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Scott's Legacy: Programme 1 - Antarctica

Amundsen may have beaten Scott to the South Pole but science was the real winner.

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Scott's Legacy: Programme 2 - Moon

Can the heroic age of Antarctic exploration show the way back to the Moon?

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Scott's Legacy: Programme 3 - Mars

Why do we need to send people to explore Mars – and who is likely to take them there?

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1000 Days: A Legacy of Life

Could health depend on what happens in the womb? Mark Porter reports on this new idea.

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The Science of Morality

Carinne Piekema explores the science of moral behaviour and the ethical issues this raises

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Hurricane Rash

Kevin Fong looks at the birth of plastic surgery and its links to the air battles of WWII.

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28/05/2012 GMT

Physicist Tejinder Virdee on the search for the elusive Higgs boson at Cern.

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Transit of Venus 2012

Marek Kukula explores the science behind the Transit of Venus 2012.

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Flu

Suppressed research into how bird flu could become more infectious has now been released.

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Legacy Of Alan Turing - Episode One

Mathematician and code-breaker Alan Turing, and his role in the invention of the computer

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Legacy Of Alan Turing - Episode Two

Mathematician and code-breaker Alan Turing, and his role in the invention of the computer.

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Gene Therapy

Geoff Watts explores new techniques in gene therapy for cystic fibrosis

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Artificial Blood

Vivienne Parry meets scientists hoping to create artificial blood.

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Artificial Photosynthesis

Prof Andrea Sella reports on the race to better nature at harnessing the sun's energy.

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Future Flight: Prog 1 of 2

Gareth Mitchell meets the engineers who will transform the way we fly around the world.

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Future Flight: Prog 2 of 2

Gareth Mitchell meets the engineers who are designing flying cars and green aircraft.

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Nasa's Curiosity robot lands on Mars

Nasa's Curiosity robot lands on Mars – the search for extraterrestrial life steps up.

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Saving the Ganges River Dolphin

On the Brahmaputra, counting and saving the Ganges River Dolphin.

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The Life Scientific : Barbara Sahakian - Neuroscientist

Jim Al-Khalili talks to neuroscientist Barbara Sahakian about her Life Scientific.

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The Life Scientific : Lloyd Peck - Antarctic Scientist

Jim Al-Khalili meets Antarctic scientist Lloyd Peck and discovers giant sea spiders.

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Frankenstein's Moon

Lunar and stellar insights on Hamlet and Frankenstein. Astronomy and literature collide.

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Darwin's Tunes

Can you apply Darwin's theory of natural selection to music and create the perfect tune?

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The sound of deafness

The science of hearing; cochlear implants; the sound of deafness

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The Life Scientific: Andrea Sella - Chemist

Jim Al-Khalili meets chemist and science showman Andrea Sella.

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End of Drug Discovery

The long and expensive struggle to get medicines to market

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End of Drug Discovery

Speeding up the drug development process to treat the major diseases facing us

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The Age We Made - Part 1

Is humanity launching a new geological age on the Earth?

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The Age We Made - Part 2

Are humans creating a new geological epoch through climate change and fossil fuels?

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The Age We Made - Part 3

Are humans launching a new geological epoch through species extinction and farming?

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The Age We Made

How might cities, mobile phones and humans become fossilised in years to come?

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