Dr Andrew May is monitoring air pollution in Ohio with the help of STEM students and citizen science projects.

Prof Stuart Kauffman discusses his case for the origins of life of Earth.

Dr Nanette Boyle describes the genetic engineering and mathematical modelling tools employed in her lab to make fuel from photosynthetic algae.

Dr Caroline Taylor and Dr Pauline Emmett discuss their research into picky eating among children, and the effects of age and exposure to new foods

Professor Frank Fincham from Florida State University discusses findings that feeling forgiven by God is associated with fewer depressive symptoms in a sample of healthy emerging adults.

Dr Liz Bagshaw of Cardiff University talks about how glaciology combines physics, engineering and biology, and the importance of climate communications.

Professor Jack Gallant from the University of California, Berkeley, tells us how his team are building an atlas to the semantic system and revealing how our cerebral cortex turns language into meaning.

Dr Kersty Hobson speaks with us about theories of circular economics and changing attitudes to ownership.

Dr Eric Stohr and Steve Griffiths speak with us about life with a bionic heart

Dr Andreas Buerki has monitored and assessed phrases in British media discussing Brexit, and talks with us about the emergence and lasting use of specific language.

Dr Gunnell’s work focuses on the collection, management and preservation of vertebrate fossils while his research aims to understand the origin and diversification of modern mammalian groups by study of their fossil record.

Professor Floris Ernst’s research investigates the potential for using robots and novel 3D-imaging technology to carry out ultrasounds within the soft tissue of the human body.