A collection of podcasts from the Science Oxford teams.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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What is the universe made of? Atoms only make up a small proportion of what we think is out there, so cosmologists are trying to explain what the ‘missing’ 95% might be, and find ways to investigate its behaviour. Dr Jo Dunkley brings us up to speed ... more
From the struggle to get up on a Monday morning to coping with jet-lag, the body has to carefully balance our need to be alert or to be at rest. Peter Oliver has worked in genetics research for 15 years and is interested in the way the genes and the ... more
From the struggle to get up on a Monday morning to coping with jet-lag, the body has to carefully balance our need to be alert or to be at rest. Peter Oliver has worked in genetics research for 15 years and is interested in the way the genes and the ... more
What is the universe made of? Atoms only make up a small proportion of what we think is out there, so cosmologists are trying to explain what the ‘missing’ 95% might be, and find ways to investigate its behaviour. Dr Jo Dunkley brings us up to speed ... more
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This is a very well done and informative podcast. The video component is a plus, the subjects are varied and interesting and the presentations are easy for a layperson to understand. I have only one question - where did the episode on the deep sea vents go?
Title says it all, an audio ver would be ok but keep the video! I use my home wifi to dl them, so the pipe is fat enough.
Video podcasts take FOREVER to download, and take up too much room on my device, so I am asking the good folks who produce this podcast to provide an audio version. Love to know what you have to offer, not able to waste time and bandwidth on video. Audio is the way to go until the pipes get fatter!
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Apple Podcasts | #36 |
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Science Oxford Podcasts launched 17 years ago and published 25 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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