Science TV & Radio

@mrsdrsarah and @a_weatherall post weekly guides for Science TV and Radio for teachers to share with their students (and any other interested parties).

[Jim Al-Khalili @jimalkhalili]

Here's a heads-up for tonight's TV viewing: my new 6-part series, Revolutions, starts at 9pm today on @BBCFOUR
https://t.co/ybcTfvef1r

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

@hrogerson :(

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

For old times sake.

[Brian Cox @ProfBrianCox]

The Planets begins at 9 on @BBCTwo - hope you enjoy the first episode about the terrestrial planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. Mars also gets it’s own film next week, because it’s extremely interesting :-)

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

#asechat

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

The First 50 were full of scientific discoveries and ideas. This one will be too. Keep your ear out.

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

The First 50 were full of scientific discoveries and ideas. This one will be too. Keep your ear out.

[Met Office Storms @metofficestorms]

Typhoon #Wutip is now the strongest typhoon in the western North Pacific to occur in February in the modern record (last 70 years).

[In Our Time @BBCInOurTime]

Capt James Cook was killed #OnThisDay 1779 on Hawaii https://t.co/eKsaGGsrCm

[Jim Al-Khalili @jimalkhalili]

If you missed it (HOW COULD YOU??!) The Life Scientific (mine, no less) is repeated again on @BBCRadio4 at 21.30. The podcast version has an additional few minutes of Q&A with the audience in which I get a roasting from my wife, my son and my PhD student! https://t.co/4BrigCQmLP

[BBC Archive @BBCArchive]

#OnThisDay 1981: Carry On Thermocoupling: Kenneth Williams was a guest presenter on Tomorrow's World. BBC Archive adores this clip.

[Kat Arney @Kat_Arney]

OK people of Twitter, help me out. My new podcast, Genetics Unzipped, is my first solo venture since leaving the Naked Scientists. Obv I'm spamming all of you on a daily basis 🤪but I'd love any ideas/contacts for publicity eg websites, other podcasts etc - hit me up!

[Krishna Rao @KrishCRao]

Hi @mrsdrsarah and @a_weatherall flagging details of @GSK free #GSKSTEMEducation resources for teachers which I think will be of interest to both yours and @ScienceTVRadio followers. More here: https://t.co/kVa21HENgx - Please share.

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

Can't have a better recommendation than that. Everyone should hear it. Make sure you do... #asechat https://t.co/UsDKi4CQR5

[Prof Bob Davis @Rokewood]

@theAliceRoberts that was terrific. It really was. Every1 should hear it. I argue just one point of difference maybe: conjecturing lullabies, or baby sleep-songs, as primal music, according adaptive advantage to those who could get their offspring to sleep
https://t.co/ZYQkVGXg3u

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

Looks fantastic https://t.co/qKxOcvfC21

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

Listen to this https://t.co/ZeopWV6i7t

[Jim Al-Khalili @jimalkhalili]

Tomorrow's Life Scientific guest on @bbcRadio4 is the chemist, Clare Grey, who will be telling me about her work on rechargeable lithium batteries and how they will continue to transform our lives.

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

One to watch. #asechat https://t.co/V2Q2Uo7otN

[Rob Butler @cleverfiend]

Incidentally, I'm sat watching this programme (The incredible science of temperature) on BBC4 as I multitask - record a copy off the TV to use in your teaching - it's pretty good #ASEChat

https://t.co/datMzob8sJ

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

This looks hot! https://t.co/SxhmdETFKz

[Helen Czerski @helenczerski]

Just a week to go until the start of From Ice to Fire: the Incredible Science of Temperature. The first one (on cold) starts at 9pm on Feb 16th on BBC4 & follows on directly from some winter Olympics coverage. Perfect timing! Here's the series trailer:

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

#asechat https://t.co/FuCqZbKjFA

[The Royal Society @royalsociety]

Journey through the history of science & the people that shaped it. Our new six-part #PeopleOfScience series with @ProfBrianCox & guests. Available to watch now on @BBCiPlayer https://t.co/5ey4GeBjld

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

If you're not watching the Christmas Lectures live then you can catch the last episode here. #asechat https://t.co/EWxyzIw2S9

[Science TV & Radio @ScienceTVRadio]

Watch The Language of Life (this year's RI Christmas Lectures) with @sophiescott - Episode 1: Say It With Sound https://t.co/eGbTRjEak8

[In Our Time @BBCInOurTime]

Catch up with the podcast mentioned in @NewYorker today - Feathered Dinosaurs https://t.co/ZSrBLtbcci https://t.co/iZDj9Qm6Ec