Innovation, innovation, innovation - 25
Episode 24
We're reviewing the situation In episode 24 of the Science Omega Podcast, we talk to Editor Amy Caddick about the brand new Science Omega Review magazine series.
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Episode 23
Leadbeater, Winston and Moore In episode 23 of the Science Omega Podcast, we hear from Charles Leadbeater, Professor Lord Robert Winston, and say a final farewell to Sir Patrick Moore.
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Episode 22
Happy birthday SMC! In episode 22 of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss a study into hate crime, a harvestman with no name, and a decade of the UK's Science Media Centre (SMC).
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Episode 21
Curiouser and curiouser In episode 21 of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss NASA's Mars Curiosity rover, UK railway research, primate pathogens and bid farewell to a podcast veteran.
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Episode 20
ESOF 2012 (and cake) In a special ESOF 2012 Science Omega Podcast, we hear from the NDRC, Enterprise Ireland, COST and IBM, and the team shares its favourite Dublin moments.
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Episode 19
1, 2, 3, Thorium In the nineteenth episode of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss homophobia within football, malaria prevention, and the power-generating potential of thorium.
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Episode 18
With added venom In the eighteenth episode of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss the barcode of life, camouflaging smart materials, jogging, and venomous animals.
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Episode 17
Wonders of the Television In the seventeenth episode of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss printable drugs, the 'net generation', malaria control, and the greatest ever TV scientist.
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Episode 16
Britain’s Got Talons In the sixteenth episode of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss a £1bn CCS competition, a fish-friendly wind farm, adult learning, and the best British bird.
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Episode 15
Organ grinders without monkeys In the fifteenth episode of the Science Omega Podcast, we discuss anxious noses, shirking plankton, friendly germs, and the most amazing organs of the human body
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Episode 14
Where we’re going, we don’t need roads! We discuss baby-feeding, a scientific gnome, floral mouse sperm, and the finest science fiction film ever made.
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Episode 13
Communication breakdown We discuss home-based tipplers, chilly potassium atoms, rising sea levels, and the best communicative tool ever invented.
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As we are not nocturnal animals by nature, then we must benefit from sunlight, in several ways. It then follows that we can deal with sunlight - maybe we need to be more in touch with how to deal with exposure. This research shows that we do not know all the ways that we use sunlight naturally, which is probably true of other environmental factors. I will be very interested in outcomes of further research. Is there any research about sunlight and cognition?