Discovery

25/04/2011 GMT

<p>Explorations in the world of science.</p>

18/04/2011 GMT

<p>Explorations in the world of science.</p>

The Gagarin Legacy

<p>In a special edition, the BBC's Discovery programme marks the 50th anniversary of the world's first manned space flight</p>

04/04/2011 GMT

<p>Explorations in the world of science.</p>

28/03/2011 GMT

<p>Explorations in the world of science.</p>

Caught In The Web

<p>Vera Frankl investigates 'Internet Addiction', talking to web users and experts from the UK, USA and China.</p>

Memristors

<p>Memristors - the next stage in computer technology, offering faster computing and vastly increased memory.</p>

Artificial Meat

<p>Would you eat artificial meat, grown in a lab? Geoff Watts investigates.</p>

Fixing the Nitrogen Fix

<p>Chemistry's reputation is not always good. Roland Pease asks if chemistry can change its profile and be seen to be green.</p>

Episode 1

<p>Chemistry's reputation is not always good. Roland Pease asks if chemistry can change its profile and be seen to be green.</p>

Last Chance To Fly The Space Shuttle

<p>As NASA prepares for the final flight of the Space Shuttle program, astronaut Jeff Hoffman looks back on its 30 year history.</p>

Honey - The Golden Treasure

<p>Dr Adam Hart explores the remarkable properties of honey, from its basic chemistry to the biological processes that create it.</p>

Episode 3

<p>We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.</p>

Episode 2

<p>We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.</p>

Episode 1

<p>We not only live in the atmosphere, we live because of it. It is a transformer and a protector, though ultimately also a poison.</p>

Episode 3

<p>Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.</p>

Episode 2

<p>Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.</p>

Episode 1

<p>Professor of Acoustic Engineering Trevor Cox talks to musicians and scientists to look at the acoustics of musical instruments.</p>

21/12/2010 GMT

<p>Nanoparticles are all around us. What effect could they be having on our environment?</p>

14/12/2010 GMT

<p>Nanoparticles are all around us. What effect could they be having on our environment?</p>

Science And Libel

<p>Ben Goldacre explores the battle to protect science writers from the threat of libel action.</p>

Episode 5 - Morten Kringelbach

<p>A second series of public events on the role of science in society, from the BBC World Service with the Wellcome Collection.</p>

Episode 4 - Gwen Adshead

<p>A second series of public events on the role of science in society, from the BBC World Service with the Wellcome Collection.</p>

Episode 3 - Brian Greene

<p>A second series of public events on the role of science in society, from the BBC World Service with the Wellcome Collection.</p>

Episode 2 - Kevin Marsh

<p>A second series of public events on the role of science in society, from the BBC World Service with the Wellcome Collection.</p>

Episode 1 - Cynthia Kenyon

<p>A second series of public events on the role of science in society, from the BBC World Service with the Wellcome Collection.</p>

The Heart Has Its Reasons

<p>Does the head really rule the heart as modern science would tell us? Tim Healey asks if the heart plays a role in our emotions.</p>

12/10/2010 GMT

<p>Medical sleuths in West Africa make startling discoveries that could change child health care worldwide.</p>

05/10/2010 GMT

<p>Medical sleuths in West Africa make startling discoveries that could change child health care worldwide.</p>

Richard Feynman, Physicist

<p>Brian Cox presents a tribute to Richard Feynman, widely regarded as the most influential physicist since Einstein.</p>