Discovery Episodes Episode guide
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American Association for Advancement of Science
Special report from annual meeting of American Association for Advancement of Science
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Gene Therapy
The latest research in gene therapy for heart disease and cystic fibrosis
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Preventing Brain Damage
Preventing brain damage in newborn babies. Also, how Aids is changing in Africa
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Sex
Why, in evolutionary terms, does sex cost so much?
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Neural tube defects
Breakthroughs in detection and treatment of neural tube defects such as in spina bifida
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The power of aspirin
Can the wonder-drug aspirin be made more precise?
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09/11/2026 GMT
Explorations in the world of science.
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02/11/2026 GMT
Explorations in the world of science.
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Discovery
Explorations in the world of science.
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The Life Scientific: David Canter
Explorations in the world of science.
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The Life Scientific: Edith Heard
Epigeneticist Edith Heard on decoding the details of how X chromosomes are expressed
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The Life Scientific: Ginger Kerrick
Ginger Kerrick on training the first ISS crew and becoming the voice of Mission Control (R)
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The ocean within us
Humans are around 70% water. But where is it all? And what's it doing inside us?
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The art of being a Zombie Ant Fungus
Cultural entomologist Bridget Nicholls investigates a bizarre natural phenomenon
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Women Not Included: Consumer Products
In a world not designed for women, everyday products ignore women’s real needs.
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Women not included: Medical devices
In a world not designed for women, devices put inside of female bodies pose hidden risks
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Women not included: Artificial Intelligence
In a world not designed for women, AI reveals its hidden gender biases.
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Women Not Included: Urban Planning
In a world not designed for women, the urban landscape reveals who it was really built for
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Women Not Included: Safety Equipment
In a world not designed for women, tools meant to protect can leave many exposed.
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Women Not Included: Drugs and clinical trials
In a world not designed for women, medicine built for male bodies puts people at risk
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The friendly virus
As antibiotics start to fail, are we ready to enter the age of phage?
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The Life Scientific: Dean Lomax
Dean Lomax on his unconventional route into palaeontology and making BIG discoveries.
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The Life Scientific: Helen Hastie
Professor Helen Hastie on the positive future role for robots in our world.
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The Life Scientific: Seth Berkley
Epidemiologist Seth Berkley on a career trying to get vaccines to those in need.
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The Life Scientific: Hiranya Peiris
Hiranya Peiris on discovering the origin and evolution of the universe.
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The Life Scientific: Washington Yotto Ochieng
Washington Yotto Ochieng reveals just how dependent we are on navigation systems like GPS
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The Life Scientific: Lucy Carpenter
Atmospheric chemist Lucy Carpenter explains how natural marine processes impact ozone.
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The Life Scientific: Jens Juul Holst
Physiologist Jens Juul Holst on how gut hormone GLP-1 paved the way for weight loss drugs
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The Life Scientific: Jim Ashworth-Beaumont
Orthotist Jim Ashworth-Beaumont on how the body can adapt to life-changing injuries.
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Inside Universe 25
What we can learn about the psychology of crowding from one man, and two thousand mice?