Interviews

The BBC Science Focus team talk to the people at the forefront of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and everything in between. Look out for such big names as Sir David Attenborough and James Lovelock, as well as the minds behind breakthroughs and experts sharing their knowledge.

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The stories hidden in your bones How a forensic anthropologist would identify your body

Adam Pearson and co-host Angela Saini investigate the murky world of eugenics in Eugenics: Science's Greatest Scandal © BBC/Furnace Ltd

Everyday science

A history of dangerous ideas Adam Pearson on the lasting effect of eugenics

Camilla Pang:

Camilla Pang "To be neurodiverse and to show it, that is actually very brave"

Biohybrid design: How to build a biological robot © Ritu Raman

Future Technology

Biohybrid design How to build a biological robot

Thrill seekers: Why do we love rollercoasters? © Adam Gale

Thrill seekers: Why do we love rollercoasters?

SpaceX expect that one day their Starship could carry passengers to the Moon © SpaceX/Flickr

How will private space travel change the way we explore the Solar System?

Dr Michael Mosley answers your questions about COVID-19 © Getty Images

Dr Michael Mosley answers your questions about COVID-19

Tom Rivett-Carnac:

Climate change Can we really achieve net-zero emissions by 2050?

Magic mushrooms and mental health: could psychedelic drugs treat depression? © Getty Images

Magic mushrooms and mental health: could psychedelic drugs treat depression?

An interview with Isaac Newton on his legacy, alchemy and the apple (Portrait of Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), 1710. Private Collection © Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images)

Everyday science

An interview with Isaac Newton on his legacy, alchemy and the apple

What are the biggest scientific misconceptions about race? © Getty Images

What are the biggest scientific misconceptions about race?

Kevin Hartnett working in the Space Telescope Operations Control Center during Hubble’s final servicing mission in 2009 ©

Hubble Space Telescope "It’s like keeping a laser pointer on a dime 330km away for 24 hours"

Coronavirus: Will COVID-19 become a seasonal virus? © Getty Images

Coronavirus Will COVID-19 become a seasonal virus?

The quest for quantum gravity: why being wrong is essential to science © Imperial College London

The quest for quantum gravity Why being wrong is essential to science

Dr Pragya Agarwal © Asadour Guzelian

Pragya Agarwal "We learn biases through our lifetime. And because we learn them, we can unlearn them as well"