TV and Radio Guide w/c 2nd June 2014

A quieter week this week – Sarah’s pick of the day is the Life Scientific and mine is the Sky at Night.

This week’s highlights include:

• The Life Scientific with child psychiatrist Sir Michael Rutter (Tuesday)
• Frontiers on driverless cars (Wednesday)
• Inside Science bringing more awesome news about the week’s science (Thursday)
• The science of D-Day  (Saturday)
• Michael Mosley tells The Story of Science (Saturday)
• More Naked Scientists (Sunday)
• Redesigning the Human Body looking at the digestive system (Sunday)
• The Sky at Night – what happens when a meteorite hits a planet like ours (Sunday)
• and the last episode of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey with Neil deGrasse Tyson on Sunday (if you have Sky)

Download the PDF version of the guide to use at school

Science TV and Radio Guide_20140602.pdf

TV and Radio Guide w/c 3rd February 2014

This week sees the return of the Sky at Night, which has now moved to its new home on BBC Four and is hosted by Maggie Aderin-Pocock and Chris Lintott with contributions from Helen Czerski. This month the planet Jupiter is the star and this is Sarah’s Pick of the Week.

My pick of the week is Horizon – Swallowed by a Sinkhole with Professor Iain Stewart. Why is Florida the Sinkhole capital of the World.

Other highlights include:

• Inside the Animal’s Mind
• Absolute Genius with Dick and Dom
• Inside Science and
• Pain, Pus and Poison