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.

A scientist's guide to life: how not to date a psychopath © James Minchall

Everyday science

A scientist's guide to life How not to date a psychopath

New definition for hikikomori may help to identify and treat extreme social isolation around the globe © Alamy

Hikikomori Identifying extreme social isolation

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

Chris Packham interview: Overpopulation, Alan Turing, and Donald Trump © Getty Images

Chris Packham on overpopulation "The first thing I’d do is globally emancipate and educate women"

A scientist's guide to life: how to eat a good breakfast © Thomas Hedger

A scientist’s guide to life How to eat a good breakfast

Is there a wormhole hiding at the centre of the Milky Way? © Getty Images

Is there a wormhole hiding at the centre of the Milky Way?

Leah Viathan, captain of Fordzilla UK © Ford/PA

Esports "Normal and fine" for young women to be into gaming says UK’s newest esports captain

The quest for the first space baby © Getty Images

The quest for the first space baby

pain-free shopping © Carlos Ortega

Everyday science

A scientist’s guide to life How to go pain-free shopping

My Life Scientific: Dr Sue Black © Yasin Isik

Everyday science

Dr Sue Black "Technology took me from living on benefits on a council estate, to the career that I have today"

Rick Edwards: In The Edge of Science I’m exploring the outer reaches... people are in for some surprises!

Everyday science

Rick Edwards In The Edge of Science I’m exploring the outer reaches... people are in for some surprises!

Claudia Hammond: The books that made me © Getty Images

The books that made me Claudia Hammond

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

The First Representation of the People of the New World, 1505, by Johann Froschauer © The Print Collector/Print Collector/Getty Images

Cannibalism Is it more natural than we think?

“I worked with one serial killer, a trained butcher, who dismembered people” © Tim McDonagh

Kerry Daynes “I worked with one serial killer, a trained butcher, who dismembered people”