Science In Action is a weekly half-hour insight into what's happening in the world of science.
Accessible, informative and wide-ranging, the stories are diverse and unpredictable. Each week is different, but the programme always explains scientific developments in an exciting and relevant way.
The programme tells you what's happening and why it matters.
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Embryonic retina from stem cells in the lab could mean cells can be grown for transplant
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How serious are the health risks in Japan from radiation and radioactive particles?
25/03/2011
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Oil spill in Tristan da Cunha threatens already endangered Northern Rockhopper penguins
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Scientists learn about the devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear incident in Japan
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Women scientists are celebrated, but why do many not reach the top levels of academia?
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