What is energy anyway?

What is energy anyway?

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The History of Linking Computers with Human Brains

Jonathan is joined by Phil Smith broadcaster and science communicator and Dr Shane Bergin Physicist and associate professor in science education at UCD for a round up of the weeks science stories Jonathan looks at the chequered past of connecting computers to brains with Mike Jay ...  Show more

Extra: The Hidden Power of Leaves

Guest: Jonathan Silvertown - Professor of Evolutionary Ecology at the University of Edinburgh and author of Nature’s Magicians: The Hidden Power of Leaves 

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