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Flights of Fancy
How the structure of butterfly wings inspires the military
Transmission date and time: to be announced
Artificial Intelligence
Why ants inspire the simplest robots
Transmission date and time: to be announced
Lab on a Chip
Does size matter
in chemistry?
Transmission date and time: to be announced
Dancing in Space
How dancers might help with spinal injuries
Transmission date and time: to be announced
Spaced Out
How art could help mathematicians
Transmission dates
and time:
Friday 14th September 2001, 0040
Sunday 16th September 2001, 0725
Crocodile Cure
What medics can learn from crocodiles
Transmission date and time: Friday 12th October 2001, 0100
Dirty Business
Germs are bad for you aren’t they?
Transmission date and time: Friday 9th November 2001, 0100
Running Rockets
Science Fiction or Fact?
Transmission date and time: Friday 14th December 2001, 0100
Staring
Have you ever had the sense of being stared at?
Transmission date and time: Friday 25th January 2002, 0110
The Big Bang
How star gazing can help catch criminals
Transmission date and time: to be announced
Making Muscles
Why big muscles interest engineers
Transmission date and time: Friday 8th February 2002, 0130
Working the Crowd
Until recently we thought crowds behaved like fluids
Transmission date and time: Friday 8th March 2002, 0130