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Sir Francis Graham-Smith at 100

Sir Francis Graham-Smith discusses his life and legacy.

• 28 mins

Wild Isles

Adam Walton explores the science behind the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ television series Wild Isles.

• 28 mins

What Causes Violence?

Adam Walton looks at the science behind violent behaviour in city centres at night.

• 28 mins

Celebrating 16 Years of Science Café

Adam Walton revisits the very first episode of Science Café.

• 28 mins

The National Astronomy Meeting 2023

Adam Walton reflects on this year's National Astronomy Meeting in Cardiff.

• 28 mins

In Conversation: Professor Jas Pal Badyal

Adam Walton meets Professor Jas Pal Badyal, the chief scientific adviser for Wales.

• 27 mins

Neurodiversity

Adam Walton dispels the many misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity.

• 27 mins

AI Applications

Adam Walton explores some of the many ways in which AI is being used in STEM.

• 27 mins

Llanfechell Community Dig

Adam Walton delves into archaeology, exploring a community dig site in Anglesey.

• 27 mins

Climate Change in Wales

Adam Walton explores climate change, asking how we can mitigate its effects.

• 27 mins

Accessibility to Scientific Research

Adam Walton explores projects working to make scientific research more accessible.

• 27 mins

Darkness

Adam Walton sits down with Eryri National Park dark skies officer Dani Robertson.

• 30 mins

In Conversation: Nicola Davies

Adam Walton sits down with zoologist and children’s author Nicola Davies.

• 30 mins

2024 The International Year of Camelids

Adam Walton celebrates the UN International Year of Camelids.

• 30 mins

The Art and Science of Swearing

Adam Walton explores the art and science of swearing with philosopher Rebecca Roache.

• 30 mins

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Adam Walton discusses a form of depression called seasonal affective disorder.

• 30 mins

Developments in Space

Adam Walton explores recent discoveries and new technological developments in astronomy.

• 30 mins

Playful Research

Adam Walton asks how toys and games are being used to support scientific research.

• 30 mins

Snakes in Ancient Egypt

Adam Walton finds out all about venomous snakes in ancient Egypt.

• 30 mins

Bangor Science Festival 2024

Adam Walton reflects on this year’s Bangor Science Festival.

• 30 mins

Mathematics in Literature

Adam Walton sits down with Professor Sarah Hart to discuss her book Once Upon a Prime.

• 30 mins

Imaging at Oriel Science

Adam Walton explores the latest scientific exhibition at Oriel Science in Swansea.

• 30 mins

The Science of Dr Stuart Farrimond

Adam Walton sits down with medical doctor turned food scientist Dr Stuart Farrimond.

• 30 mins

Game Development in Wales

Adam Walton discusses the growing video game industry in Wales.

• 30 mins

In Conversation: Venki Ramakrishnan

Adam Walton sits down with Nobel Prize winner Venki Ramakrishnan.

• 30 mins

Fermentation

Adam Walton explores the process of fermentation.

• 30 mins

Sport Science and the Olympics

Adam Walton explores the science behind high-performance sports.

• 30 mins

The History of Uranium

Adam Walton discusses uranium with author Lucy Jane Santos.

• 30 mins

Flooding

Adam Walton explores the impact of flooding due to climate change.

• 30 mins

Sheeplands

Adam Walton discusses how sheep shaped Wales and the world.

• 30 mins