成人快手

The Life Scientific: Paul Murdin

Paul Murdin on the first ever identification of a black hole

• 27 mins

The Life Scientific: Alex Antonelli

Alex Antonelli on learning from nature's biodiversity to adapt to climate change

• 27 mins

Tooth and Claw: Wolverines

Adam Hart investigates, do wolverines deserve their reputation for gluttony and ferocity?

• 27 mins

Tooth and Claw: Great White Sharks

Adam Hart investigates the most famous and feared predator in all the ocean!

• 27 mins

Tooth and Claw: Piranhas

Adam Hart investigates, do these South American fish deserve their frenzied reputation?

• 27 mins

Tooth and Claw: Cheetahs

The fastest land animal in the world 鈥� Adam Hart investigates the cheetah!

• 27 mins

Putting the Mouth Back into the Body

A look at the evidence that links the health of our mouths with the rest of our bodies.

• 49 mins

When does sitting become bad for health?

James Gallagher delves into the science to find out exactly how much sitting is too much?

• 26 mins

What's stopping us from exercising in older age?

James Gallagher tries to understand what holds us back from exercise as we age.

• 26 mins

The Life Scientific: Edward Witten

Physicist Edward Witten on M-Theory, the leading contender for a 'theory of everything'

• 26 mins

The Life Scientific: Sarah Blaffer Hrdy

Jim al-Khalili discusses monkey infanticide and human parenting with Sarah Hrdy

• 26 mins

The Life Scientific: Sarah Harper

Jim Al-Khalili talks to Professor Sarah Harper about societal ageing and falling fertility

• 27 mins

The Life Scientific: Sir Michael Berry

Professor Jim Al-Khalili meets one of Britain's greatest physicists, Sir Michael Berry.

• 27 mins

The Life Scientific: Cathie Sudlow

Jim Al-Khalili discusses population-wide health research with Professor Cathie Sudlow.

• 27 mins

The Life Scientific: Sir Harry Bhadeshia

Sir Harry Bhadeshia on his work in metallurgy and choreographing crystalline structures.

• 28 mins

The Life Scientific: Mercedes Maroto-Valer

Mercedes Maroto-Valer on making carbon dioxide useful.

• 27 mins

The Life Scientific: Michael Wooldridge

Michael Wooldridge, professor of Computer Science at the University of Oxford, talks AI

• 27 mins

Uncharted: The returning soldier

Uncharted with Hannah Fry

• 27 mins

Uncharted: The doctor will see you now

Two couples brought together by a tragedy and a tatty piece of paper with a serial number

• 27 mins

Uncharted: The happiness curve

Do orangutans, or humans, experience a midlife crisis? And, why happiness is U shaped

• 15 mins

Uncharted: The gossip mill

Gossip and rumour can affect morale but can the science of networks explain why?

• 27 mins

The Evidence: The science of the menopause

How is the menopause viewed around the world? Claudia Hammond unpacks the latest science

• 49 mins

Uncharted: Access denied

What happens when a system designed to help people harms them instead?

• 27 mins

Wild Inside: The Red Kangaroo

Explorations in the world of science.

• 26 mins

Wild Inside: The Bearded Vulture

Explorations in the world of science.

• 26 mins

Wild Inside: The aphid

Insights into the anatomy and physiology of the tiny sap-sucking aphid

• 26 mins

Wild Inside: The sea lion

Ben Garrod and Jess French get under the skin (and blubber) of the California sea lion

• 26 mins

Obsessed with the Quest: Inside the Minds of Chimpanzees

What does it mean to be a chimpanzee? And following the monarch butterfly migration.

• 26 mins

Obsessed with the Quest: Humpback Heat Run

Filming the humpback heat run and exploring the deepest points of our oceans.

• 26 mins

The Evidence: Maternal Health in Malawi

Why do so many women die due to childbirth?

• 49 mins