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A weekly magazine exploring the science of our rapidly changing world - from haptics to robotics, forensics to tweets - featuring local innovators and global thinkers

What's Next: 15/05/2010

15/05/2010

BBC Radio Ulster - What's Next, 15/05/2010

Science and technology magazine, presented by Natasha Sayee and Newton Emerson.

Natasha Sayee meets the man involved in the world's biggest experiment and Newton Emerson goes underground.

Natasha Sayee meets 'Mr Atom Smasher' Professor Steve Myers. He's the Belfast man running the world's biggest science experiment, the Large Hadron Collider. Newton Emerson travels deep underground to the engineering marvel that is Belfast's Terminal Pumping station. And in a week of political 'deal or no deal' at Westminster, we find out about the science of decision making. That leaves David Booth to work out the speed of light with a chocolate bar and a microwave.

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