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The Moon
Adam Walton takes a closer look at the history, geology and influence of the moon.
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Snakes
Adam Walton travels across North Wales in search of snakes.
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Crystals
Adam Walton is joined by scientists and an artist to learn all about crystals.
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Women in STEM
Adam Walton asks why women are still outnumbered by men in science?
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Mathematical Biology
Adam discovers how mathematicians are helping to solve the mysteries of biology.
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Bangor Science Festival
Adam Walton previews the 2019 Bangor Science Festival.
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The Circular Economy
Adam Walton explores the science behind the circular economy.
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Black Holes
Adam Walton talks black holes, with astrophysicists from Cardiff University.
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International Dawn Chorus Day
Adam Walton explores Welsh birdsong ahead of International Dawn Chorus Day on 5th May.
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Treborth Botanic Garden
Adam visits Treborth Botanic Garden, Bangor, to explore its research and conservation work
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Prof. Bernard Schutz: Gravitational waves
Adam Walton talks to astrophysicist Bernard Schutz about his work on gravitational waves
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Angel Sharks and Ghost Slugs
The Welsh coasts may be a stronghold for the rare angel shark. Adam Walton finds out more.
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Cardiff Science Festival
Adam Walton and guests preview the forthcoming Cardiff Science Festival.
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Wearable Tech
Adam Walton encounters the wearable technology that's transforming healthcare.
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05/02/2019
What archived seal teeth can tell us about evolving Arctic foodwebs
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29/01/2019
Adam Walton reports on computer software that can detect lies and read ancient scrolls.
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Using science to tackle plastic pollution
Plastic pollution and efforts by Welsh scientists to tackle the problem.
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The Periodic Table
Adam Walton and guests mark the 150th anniversary of the periodic table of the elements.
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What's in store for 2019?
Adam and a team of professional futurists examine possible technology advances for 2019
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The Science of Laughter
Adam talks to scientists who have studied laughter and 'happy brain' behaviour.
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Inspired by Space
Focussing on the inspiring women in space exploration and research from the 1950s onwards.
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Inside your brain
Adam Walton finds out about the biggest brain research project ever held in Wales.
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Altitude and the human body
Adam Walton hears about the latest research into the effects of high altitude on the body.
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Prof. Geraint Lewis - Astrophysicist
Adam Walton in conversation with Australian based Welsh astrophysicist Geraint Lewis.
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Artificial Intelligence
Adam Walton and guests discuss the latest developments in artificial intelligence.
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Prof. Chris Freeman
Adam Walton meets award-winning wetlands scientist Prof. Chris Freeman
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Jellyfish
Adam Walton investigates reports of a rise in the number of jellyfish off Welsh coasts
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Einstein's Garden, Green Man Festival
Adam Walton previews science and innovation in Einstein's Garden at the Green Man festival
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Dr. Hefin Jones, winner of the Science and Technology Medal at the National Eisteddfod
Adam Walton meets Dr. Hefin Jones who's being honoured at this year's National Eisteddfod.
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Starfish
Adam Walton explores the remarkable life of the starfish.
