Discovery

India's e-governance project

Angela Saini reports from India on the country’s vast e-governance project

31 Oct 2011,·17 mins

Robots that Care

In the first of two programmes, Jon Stewart investigates the rise of social robots.

07 Nov 2011,·17 mins

14/11/2011 GMT

Jon Stewart examines how scientists are trying to bridge the gap between robots and humans

14 Nov 2011,·17 mins

Neutrinos

Roland Pease investigates if neutrinos travel faster than the speed of light.

21 Nov 2011,·17 mins

Antarctic subglacial lake exploration

Exploring Antarctica's subglacial lakes for lifeforms new to science.

28 Nov 2011,·17 mins

05/12/2011 GMT

Vivienne Parry explores the crucial role the hormone leptin plays in the body.

05 Dec 2011,·17 mins

Antivirals

Kevin Fong looks at new techniques aiming to cure all viral infections.

12 Dec 2011,·17 mins

19/12/2011 GMT

Higgs particles at CERN. Roland Pease visits the world’s biggest atom smasher.

19 Dec 2011,·17 mins

Spooklights

Chemist Andrea Sella investigates things that go flash in the dark.

26 Dec 2011,·17 mins

Hypersonic Flight

Gareth Mitchell asks how near we are to achieving hypersonic flight.

02 Jan 2012,·17 mins

Seti, the past, present and future

Documentary series exploring the past, present and future of Seti

09 Jan 2012,·17 mins

Seti, the past, present and future

Documentary series exploring the past, present and future of Seti.

16 Jan 2012,·17 mins

Depression

Geoff Watts meets researchers asking the question: why do we get depressed?

23 Jan 2012,·17 mins

Depression

Geoff Watts meets researchers trying to find a new way to fight depression.

30 Jan 2012,·17 mins

Smart Streets

Angela Saini explores the revolution taking place in the streets beneath our feet.

06 Feb 2012,·17 mins

Time

Science writer Zeeya Merali joins physicists discussing the nature of time.

13 Feb 2012,·17 mins

Episode 1

Rebecca Morelle reports on submersibles to travel to the deepest point of the ocean.

26 mins

The Human Race: The Global Body - Sri Lanka

Lynne Malcolm looks into how the modern world is affecting our biology in Sri Lanka.

12 Mar 2012,·26 mins

Episode 2

Rebecca Morelle reports on scientists' discoveries in the deepest parts of the oceans.

17 mins

The Human Race: The Global Body - Manila

In Global Body, Lynne Malcolm explores moving to the big city.

19 Mar 2012,·26 mins

Lynne Malcolm discovers if the Hollywood dream is true for the million of LA immigrants.

26 Mar 2012,·26 mins

The scientific legacy of the Fukushima nuclear accident.

05 Mar 2012,·49 mins

Episode 5 - Morten Kringelbach

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

26 mins

Episode 4 - Gwen Adshead

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

26 mins

Episode 2 - Kevin Marsh

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

26 mins

Episode 3 - Brian Greene

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

26 mins

Episode 1 - Cynthia Kenyon

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

26 mins

Episode 2 - Lawrence Krauss

Leading scientists are tested over the social impact of their discoveries by philosopher Anthony Grayling and the public.

26 mins

Episode 1 - Rajendra Pachauri

Leading scientists are tested over the social impact of their discoveries by philosopher Anthony Grayling and the public.

26 mins

Episode 5 - Seth Shostak

Leading scientists are tested over the social impact of their discoveries by philosopher Anthony Grayling and the public.

26 mins