Ri Science Podcast

Ri Science Podcast

Explore a new area of science every month from the world's sharpest minds. 'From the Theatre' episodes every second Wednesday of the month, bringing you talks from the Ri's world-renowned Theatre. Ri Science Podcast original episodes every last Wednesday of the month, lifting the lid on the science all around us.

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Episoder(122)

From the Theatre: The science of mental health - with Camilla Nord

From the Theatre: The science of mental health - with Camilla Nord

We're bringing you even more Spotify content, by sharing one of our world-famous lectures on every second Wednesday of the month through 'From the Theatre' episodes. Don't worry, Ri Science Podcast ep...

9 Sep 202544min

Is data failing us? - with Grace Huckins

Is data failing us? - with Grace Huckins

Everywhere you look across the scientific landscape, AI and big data play a vital role. But is that role good or bad? This year’s Nine Dots Prize question looked to tackle just that, and award-winning...

26 Aug 202542min

What can dogs teach us about the microbiome? - with Bushra Schuitemaker

What can dogs teach us about the microbiome? - with Bushra Schuitemaker

How similar is your microbiome to your dog’s? How do volcanoes influence the microbiome of the earth? And what links the microbiome to epilepsy? It’s not just the gut that has a microbiome – everythin...

29 Jul 202540min

The science behind ACL injuries in women's football - with Blake Rivers and Grace Vella

The science behind ACL injuries in women's football - with Blake Rivers and Grace Vella

The Women's Euros kick off next Wednesday, once again bringing attention to the epidemic of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in women’s football. But why is it that women are six times more l...

24 Jun 202541min

De-westernizing the history of science - with Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh

De-westernizing the history of science - with Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh

When we think of the biggest historical figures in science, names like Isaac Newton and Michael Faraday tend to come to mind. But the discoveries made by these individuals could never have happened wi...

4 Jun 202529min

Understanding antimicrobial resistance - with Gabriel Astorga

Understanding antimicrobial resistance - with Gabriel Astorga

How do microbes including bacteria become resistant to treatment? What can we do to prevent it? And why do we have tuberculosis to thank for the creation of cowboy hats? This month, PhD student and aw...

30 Apr 202533min

How climate change affects the brain - with Clayton Aldern and Sanjay Sisodiya

How climate change affects the brain - with Clayton Aldern and Sanjay Sisodiya

John Tyndall first announced his discovery of greenhouse gases in a Royal Institution Discourse back in 1862. Since then, our understanding of the science of climate change has come on leaps and bound...

26 Mar 202535min

Statistical uncertainty in the modern world - with David Spiegelhalter

Statistical uncertainty in the modern world - with David Spiegelhalter

Sir David Spiegelhalter is a national treasure in the world of statistics, achieving everything from a knighthood to appearing on Total Wipeout.  In light of giving the first Discourse in their bicent...

26 Feb 202538min

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