9th June 2023
AI’s threat to journalism – and how humans can take back control
25th May 2023
Unlocking the secrets of the universe
11th May 2023
Inspired by her son’s diagnosis, fuelled by a career in broadcasting – setting the agenda to find a cure for muscular dystrophy
10th February 2023
The real final frontiers in tech – and how AI will affect the way we work… and live
22nd November 2022
Inspiring the curious to explore the big questions—the great beginnings of the universe, planet Earth… and life itself.
18th August 2022
The Pulitzer-winning science writer on how Covid journalism is a matter of life and death… and the small question of what it actually means to be alive
9th September 2021
Leading the first documentary streaming TV channel – with 20 million subscribers in 176 countries
4th February 2021
A media career dedicated to helping the public make sense of the numbers – and to keep their wits about them
28th May 2020
The editor of medicine’s most respected journal shares her fears that the COVID-19 pandemic could get worse
13th June 2019
The ever-changing world of science journalism – and communicating complex ideas to a mass audience
20th September 2018
From chemistry graduate to the editor’s chair – and the joys of debunking “shonky” science
13th April 2017
Leaving academia for journalism, sexism in science, podcasting… and departing The Times for The Guardian
8th December 2016
Behind the scenes at the world’s longest-running science documentary series
4th August 2016
The broadcaster and Tomorrow’s World presenter weighs in on the dearth of quality science reporting, media ageism… and her time as an ‘agony aunt.’
8th January 2015
Behind-the-scenes to create a successful science programme
