Pennie Latin explores the role of Scotland's bogs in the battle against climate change.
What's the value of virtual reality and are we ready for the rise of VR in our lives?
A whistle-stop tour of the amazing age of the dinosaurs with top expert Dr Steve Brusatte.
Pennie Latin explores what science brings to athletic performance.
Professor Lesley Yellowlees CBE chooses 5 objects which capture her life and work.
Brace yourself for an exploration of the human gut and what it produces!
A fascinating insight into the life of deep ocean explorer and researcher Dr Jon Copley.
Pennie Latin hears a shocking story of postnatal PTSD.
Pennie Latin investigates how pills and medicines are polluting our environment
Exercise? Alcohol? Intelligence? How do you keep your brain sharp into old age?
With technology allowing us to upgrade ourselves, when does man become machine?
Join Pennie Latin round the kitchen table to discuss food innovation in Scotland.
A startling insight into Scotland's drug problem with forensic chemist Dr Craig McKenzie.
Pennie Latin looks at our pain threshold and learns about techniques to increase it.
Prof Niamh Nic Daeid shares a fascinating insight into forensic investigation
Pennie Latin explores how to better understand and resolve the conflict in our lives.
Pennie Latin meets climate change scientist Professor Gabi Hegerl.
Pennie Latin decodes the latest weapon of mathematical domination. The algorithm.
Professor James Boardman discusses his work into understanding premature births.
Pennie Latin discovers why Scotland's monster loch is rich for scientific exploration.
Professor Catherine Heymans on life exploring the dark side of the Universe
Eighty years on, Brainwaves considers the scientific fallout of nuclear weapons.
Shhh...Pennie Latin goes in search of a silent antidote to the frenzy of festive noise!
Pennie Latin explores what is the big problem with plastic.
Pennie Latin meets Professor Polly Arnold, from the University of Edinburgh.
Pennie Latin meets anatomist Professor Tracey Wilkinson.
Pennie Latin delves through the layers the largest organ of the body, our skin.
Pennie Latin meets Dr Alan Gow to find out how we can stay sharper for longer into life.
Should we offer language classes on the NHS? Pennie Latin meets Dr Thomas Bak.
Brainwaves on ME - confusion, misunderstanding, misdirection, misdiagnosis and misery.
Pennie Latin meets Sethu Vijayakumar, Professor of Robotics at the University of Edinburgh
Pennie Latin explores efforts to save the endangered Scottish Wildcat.
Pennie Latin talks to Sarah Gray about donating her child's tissue to scientific research.
Pennie Latin explores the science of snow and ice.
Pennie Latin examines how our brains evolve and develop as we go through adolescence.
Pennie Latin meets forensic soil scientist Professor Lorna Dawson.
Pennie Latin explores dolphin communication with Professor Vincent Janik.
Pennie Latin explores the science of fracking.
Pennie Latin looks at the race to return to the moon.
Pennie Latin talks to Prof Richard Morris about how the brain and memory create identity.
Pennie Latin explores how sound reflects the evolving world we live in.
Pennie Latin meets Dr Melanie Windridge to hear about the science of the Northern Lights.
Pennie Latin looks at how Scotland is trying to fight antimicrobial resistance.
Pennie Latin explores how gold is being recovered from unused smartphones.
Pennie Latin meets Iain Stewart, professor of geoscience communication.
Pennie Latin explores what happens inside the brain during a stroke.
Pennie Latin explores whether there is more to a selfie than mere self-obsession.
Pennie Latin explores how the brain makes and retrieves memories.
Pennie Latin looks at the role of rank and hierarchy in society.
Pennie Latin talks to Geoff Palmer, the UK's first professor of brewing and distilling.
Pennie Latin explores whether hydrogen could be the power source of the future.
Professor Andrew Morris talks about how access to personal data has changed healthcare.
Pennie Latin explores the science involved in the construction of the Queensferry Crossing
Pennie Latin talks to Professor Dame Anne Glover about communicating science.
Pennie Latin explores the personal world of biometrics.
Pennie Latin meets Professor Lee Cronin, who talks about recreating the origins of life.
Pennie Latin explores what drives people to deceive, dupe and defraud.
Pennie Latin considers whether she would or could donate her body to science
Pennie Latin meets Nobel Prize-winning physicist Professor Peter Higgs.
Pennie Latin hears why flu is a worldwide problem and learns about the battle against it.
Pennie Latin explores what determines handedness and the effects of hand dominance.
Pennie Latin visits the Edinburgh Science Festival to explore male and female brains.
Pennie Latin takes a look at our rare and scientifically remarkable Scottish peat bogs.
Pennie Latin investigates the pioneering work in Scotland into the manufacture of blood.
Pennie Latin meets Dr Caroline Watt, a founder member of the Koestler Parapsychology Unit.
Pennie Latin explores the different ways that sounds affect people.
Pennie Latin talks to Professor Stuart Cunningham, named oceanographer of the year in 2014
Pennie Latin meets leading forensic pathologist Professor James Grieve.
Pennie Latin visits the Living Links Centre for the study of primates at Edinburgh Zoo.
Professor June Andrews of Stirling University talks to Pennie Latin about dementia.
Pennie Latin meets Professor Karen Vousden, director of Cancer Research UK.
Pennie Latin meets Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Pennie Latin investigates cyber security and privacy.
Pennie Latin explores the impact light has on people's lives.
Mark Stephen presents a special edition of Brainwaves from the Edinburgh Science Festival.
First broadcast ahead of 2014 Commonwealth Games, Pennie Latin explores competitiveness.
As obesity figures in Scotland rise, Pennie Latin explores the science of hunger and diet.
Astrophysicist Sheila Rowan talks about her work on gravitational waves.
Pennie Latin explores the latest developments in the world of robotics in Scotland.
Pennie Latin investigates the latest developments in energy saving technology.
Pennie Latin talks to professor Helen Sang from the Roslin Institute.
Ahead of Valentine's Day, Pennie Latin puts love in the laboratory.
Pennie Latin talks to child psychiatrist Helen Minnis about reactive attachment disorder.
Pennie Latin investigates the effects of being surrounded by screens.
Pennie Latin meets Prof Muffy Calder, the Scottish government's chief scientific adviser.
Pennie Latin finds out about bipolar disorder.
Pennie Latin investigates the science of addiction.