
Introducing.... More Questions of Science
From A Question of Science by The Francis Crick Institute
December 10, 2025 · 2 min · Season 1 · Episode 13
About this episode
This episode introduces bite-size discussions revisiting key ideas from previous episodes and addressing listener questions.
Introducing More Questions of Science – bite-size episodes where we revisit some of the biggest ideas from the first 12 episodes of the series and take the conversation even further. Professor Brian Cox will be in his home studio, catching up with some of the expert panellists from earlier in the series. Together, they’ll tackle your follow-up questions, explore new angles and go deeper into the topics that sparked your curiosity. And because science never stops, we’ll also bring you the latest breakthroughs, discoveries and developments. Send your follow up questions on cancer, fertility, ageing, ancient DNA, climate change and nutrition to the team: aquestionofscience@bbc.co.uk More Questions of Science arrives on YouTube and podcast platforms in early 2026. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
People in this episode
Host: Professor Brian Cox
Topics covered
- science
- cancer
- fertility
- ageing
- ancient DNA
- climate change
- nutrition
Keywords
- science
- questions
- breakthroughs
- discoveries
- health
- nutrition
- climate change
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: The Francis Crick Institute, BBC
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