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Naked Scientists NewsFLASH

Each week we take a look at what"s hot in the world of Science.

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19:55

Mapping Seasonal Malaria - Naked Scientists NewsFLASH...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/06/11

This week, how a fetal genome can be sequenced before birth, how pregnant women protect their babies from immune attack and how rainfall can be used to map seasonal Malaria and improve drug treatment programmes. We also hear how stems cells could cause vascular disease, discover a digital way to improve reading for people with dyslexia and explore the colourful personality of the Gouldian Finch!

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27:14

The Tastiest Tomato - Naked Scientists NewsFLASH -...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/05/28

What makes a perfect tomato? In this NewsFlash, we discover the compounds that comprise the tastiest tomato, and why modern agriculture is getting it wrong. We'll also hear why working shifts can alter fertility, and how to store data in DNA. Plus, the world's biggest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, will be shared between South Africa and Australia, we find out what it means for the future of science in Africa.

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22:37

Ancient Microbes, Brain Interfaces and Satellite...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/05/20

In this NewsFlash, the deep-sea dwelling bacteria that are still eating a meal that dates from the times of the dinosaurs, a new system for saving satellites and how a brain interface device can allow paralysis patients to control robotic arms, giving them the freedom to move again.

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21:38

Plant-Insect Tagteams and Boosting Fat for Weight...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/05/14

This week we hear how ants and plants are combining forces to help each other survive, how monkeys are cheekily planning for their future and how boosting brown fat in the body can help control our weight. We also investigate the matchmaking process of cells during meiosis, how the pathology of a virus could be predicted by analysing proteins in cells and how dinosaurs could have warmed the earth...with their flatulence!

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20:40

Farming, Flying and Inflamed Hearts - Naked...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/04/29

In this NewsFlash, we hear how farming migrated across Europe, how distant supernovae affect diversity of life on Earth, and the role of DNA and inflammation in heart failure. Plus, we home in on the parts of the pigeon brain responsible for sensing magnetic fields...

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24:14

Hearts, Minds and RFID Tags - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/04/22

Cells grafted into the eye restore sight to blind mice, three genes can convert scar tissue back into beating cardiac muscle following a heart attack and electrical stimulation that returns movement to limbs paralysed by spinal injury. Plus nanoparticles to deliver drugs to treat cerebral palsy and a new technology to boost the reach of RFID tags for real time long-range tracking...

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22:10

Conversations over Cocktails and the Pidgeon's...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/04/15

How can we hear a conversation in a noisy room? In this NewsFlash, we find out how a robot can tell us how moving your head alters the way the brain interprets sound, and we discover the epigenetic signature of colon cancer. Plus, a magnetic mystery - why iron rich cells in the beaks of homing pigeons are not the guiding compass we thought they were...

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27:28

A Thinking Cap for Problem Solving - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/04/02

This week, we find out how our brains can be stimulated to think outside the box when solving problems, how ancient raindrops can provide insight into our early atmosphere and how spacecraft could be soon be launched by a pint-sized rocket. Plus, how pesticides are reducing bumblebee populations and tackling antibiotic resistance with chemical compounds...

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22:31

Blood Tests to Predict Heart Attacks - Naked...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/03/26

In this week's NewsFlash, we find out how blood tests could predict an imminent heart attack, investigate what the Mercury Messenger probe has revealed about the planets environment one year on from its launch, discuss how sewers can provide insight into drug use within a population and discover how scientists are seeing around corners in 3D. Plus, a new drug target in the fight against male pattern baldness and how bears can heal wounds as they hibernate...

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20:06

Why Sight Suffers in Space - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/03/19

In this NewsFlash, we find out why some astronauts' sight suffers in space, explore the pressure for better prostate cancer screening and discover that nanoparticles may turn bacteria into superbugs! Plus, how your gut learns to tell food from foe..

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26:09

The 5-a-Day Yellow Glow! - Naked Scientists NewsFLASH...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/03/12

Can a healthy diet change your skin colour? In this week's NewsFlash, we hear how getting your 5 portions of fruit and veg each day can make you noticeably more yellow! Plus, how gut bugs make you grow new blood vessels, analysing antimatter with microwaves and how to type your way to happiness...

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25:48

Can we Trust the Upper Classes? - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/03/05

Astronomers have discovered evidence for life in the universe - but only down here on Earth. In this NewsFlash, we'll find out how light from Earth bounced off the Moon could pave the way to look for life on other planets. Plus, can we trust the upper classes? New research shows that increasing wealth and social status may also increase selfishness and dishonesty!

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19:59

Resurrected Plants & Nutrition in the Womb - Naked...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/02/27

In this newsflash, we discover the micro MRI machine that can probe individual atoms, find out why brain training computer games may help sufferers of schizophrenia, and how Russian researchers have resurrected a 30,000 year old plant. Plus, how nutrients in a mother's diet can alter gene expression in her baby and a roundup of other science headlines...

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20:03

Massive and Minute Computers - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/02/20

In this NewsFlash, we boot up computers at the smallest and the largest scales. We'll find out how the newly upgraded HECToR (High End Computing Terascale Resource) helps science & research, and why the new, pocket size & wallet friendly Raspberry Pi should inspire a new generation of computer programmers...

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21:38

Disguising Cancer as Salmonella - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/02/13

In this NewsFlash, we'll hear how disguising cancer cells as salmonella could hold the key to producing anti-cancer vaccines, explore a link between the Y-chromosome and heart disease, and discover a new drug that can knock the cause of Alzheimer's on the head. Plus, a new Olympic effort to get school children to understand exercise and the body...

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21:33

Untangling the Spread of Alzheimer's - Naked...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/02/06

In this NewsFlash - we find out how regions of the brain may "catch" Alzheimer's from each other, discover a new microscopy technique that can open a window on the brain in action and talk to the Australian ecologist who thinks more introduced species, including elephants, could stabilise the Aussie ecosystem.

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23:14

Stem Cells & Self Distilling Vodka - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/01/30

In this NewsFlash, how induced stem cells help us to understand Alzheimer's disease, while embryonic stem cells can help restore patients' sight. Plus, why a graphene oxide filter can make self distilling vodka, how magic mushrooms affect the brain, and the magnetic soap that cleans the parts other detergents can't reach!

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15:32

Biofuels from Beneath the Waves - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/01/23

In this NewsFlash we hear how modified e.coli could make seaweed a source for biofuels, find out why losing sleep can help to reduce bad memories, and how an important step in the evolution of life on Earth could have happened quicker than expected!

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18:20

The Problem with Potentially Pandemic H5N1 - Naked...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/01/16

In this NewsFlash, we discuss the scientific research that can't be published - a "recipe" for an H5N1 flu virus with pandemic potential that has scientists and governments concerned about biosecurity and terrorism. Plus, the deepest deep sea vents ever found, and a round up of other scientific headlines.

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24:40

Sounds like a Stradivarius? - Naked Scientists...

Naked Scientists NewsFLASH ·

2012/01/09

In this Naked Scientists NewsFlash, we hear about the new spacecraft in orbit around the moon, an implant that can generate electricity inside the body of a cockroach and the scientific way to sound out a Stradivarius. Plus, a promising new vaccine against Hepatitis C, and a roundup of the other science hitting the headlines...

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