Episodes: 51
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: United Kingdom
YouTube: 10.4k subscribers
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Tim Coulson - A zoologist and professor at the University of Oxford whose work focuses on ecology and evolutionary biology.
Syma Khalid - A professor of computational microbiology at the University of Southampton.
Sonya Clegg - Island Evolution And Why Large Animals May Evolve To Become Smaller While Small Animals Become Larger.
Isabel Smallegange - Mites, Their Ecological Significance, And What These Small Animals Can Reveal About How The World Works.
Robin Choudhury - Heart Disease And The Scientific, Cultural, And Artistic Understandings Of The Heart.
Adrian Woolfson - Genome Editing, Artificial Biological Intelligence, And The Possibility Of Designing New Species.
A follicing good time
October 08, 2026
Humans are weird compared to other animals in the way our hair is arranged. We have distinct patches like armpits, eyebrows, beards and pubes in a way that other animals do not. Have you ever wondered why? The Canada-based author Judy Wearing has, and she has written a fabulous book about called “Anxious and Hardy: The Evolution and Culture of Human Hair”. Tim and Syma talk, discovering we don’t really know whey we have pubic hair, but we do know why we have eyebrows, and you will be probably...
Miniature mastodons and graviportal pigeons
September 11, 2026
Big animals evolve to be small on islands, while tiny ones get large. The dodo, for example, was a massive pigeon, while Sicily used to be home to miniature elephants. Why does this pattern emerge? Tim and Syma talk to Tim’s wife, Sonya Clegg, about her career exploring oceanic islands in search of odd birds in an attempt to explain why evolution works like this.
The Mighty Mite
August 07, 2026
Tim and Syma talk to Isabel Smallegange who is interested in tiny little eight-legged animals called mites. Why would anyone study these things and what can they tell us about how the world works?Could they even have agency?These little animals are more fascinating than you might imagine, and Isabel does an amazing job in bringing their world to life.Isabel's Website: https://isabelsmallegange.com/If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast gr...
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Science Of The Times typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Researchers with relevant scientific expertise or published findings, as well as authors and clinicians able to explain their work to a general audience. Common among recent guests: Published scientific research; Books on a relevant scientific subject; Established expertise in a specialized research or clinical area. Recent guests include Sonya Clegg, Isabel Smallegange, and Robin Choudhury.
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