Dr Karl

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Dr Karl

From5 Live Science Podcast

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Mar 29, 2018

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Rhod is joined by Dr. Karl to answer your science questions. This week; dangerous particles in plastic bottles, anti-biotics and global warming in Australia.

Released:

Mar 29, 2018

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5 Live's science podcast, featuring Dr Chris and Naked Scientists with the hottest science news stories and analysis.

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How much a whale can eat.: How much a whale eats, the real reason behind England's Ashes victory, how the human a... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The mole rats are coming!!!.: Run for your lives the mole rats are coming! Well maybe not, but they don't drink and... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The back bone's connected to the: How ancient bones are about to help us to treat modern bad backs and breakthroughs in... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Nuclear questions, nuclear answers.: Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear facility seems to be on everyone's mind tonight. by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Science news in Washington with Dr Chris: Dr Chris Smith with news from the annual American Association for the Advancement of... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Naked Scientist; In Oz, part 2.: Tracking sharks, gladiatorial bees and giant radio telescopes in a second special of... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The Great Dividing Ridge: Dr Karl journeys across the spine of the Great Dividing Ridge in Australia plus other... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The Naked Scientist: Key to the next generation of computer chip: On the latest edition of The Naked Scientist - a new technique that could hold the key... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Exoplanets and the universe: Dr Chris sits in for Dr Karl and the universe is the main topic of conversation. by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The eyes have it!: We head to Japan this week to find out how retinas are being grown in dishes which the... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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The number of stars in the sky: Dr Dotun sits in with Dr Karl as they discuss the shadows of the sun, why snow keeps... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Jamie Oliver's Yorkshire puds: Jamie Oliver asks our very own Naked Scientist, Dr Chris why his yorkshire puddings by... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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Leprosy Day: On this week's edition of Dr Chris Smith looks at Leprosy Day, which is intended to of... by 5 Live Science Podcast
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