Pennie Latin explores the science of the selfie, discovering that there is far more to them than mere self-obsession. Show more
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Pennie Latin explores what happens inside the brain during a stroke and discovers the advances being made to reduce the third most common cause of death in Scotland. Show more
Pennie Latin meets Professor Iain Stewart of Plymouth University to discover more about modern geoscience in a programme recorded on one of Edinburgh's seven dormant volcanoes. Show more
Pennie Latin explores how gold is being recovered from smartphones and platinum from road sweepings, both in seams as rich as can be mined. Show more
Pennie Latin explores the front lines of Scottish science and healthcare's battle against superbugs that are already resistant to the antibiotics of last resort. Show more
Pennie Latin meets Dr Melanie Windridge to hear about the science of the Northern Lights. Show more
Pennie Latin talks to those who have spent years recording the evolving sounds of our planet and asks what we can learn about how it has changed according to what we hear. Show more
Pennie Latin looks at the race to return to the moon, hearing from people who have orbited the moon and those who are planning to return to it to form a human colony. Show more
Pennie Latin talks to neuroscientist Professor Richard Morris, winner of The Brain Prize, about how the brain and memory create identity. Show more
Pennie Latin explores the science of fracking - hydraulic fracturing - shale rock for oil and gas in Scotland's Midland Valley. Show more
Pennie Latin explores dolphin communication with Professor Vincent Janik, director of the Scottish Oceans Institute at St Andrews University. Show more
Pennie Latin meets soil scientist Professor Lorna Dawson to hear how her analysis of soil geoforensics has helped solved crimes in Scotland and around the world. Show more