Egg freezing, fertility tech and why ovulation is like the Hunger Games. Join our expert panellists as they answer audience questions about the future of fertility. Listen now on your favourite podcast platform: lnk.to/AQOSFertilit...

NEW EPISODE: Who are our ancestors and why does it matter? Join our expert panellists as they answer audience questions about ancient DNA. Listen on your favourite podcast platform: lnk.to/AQOSAncientD...

NEW EPISODE: Will we survive climate change? Join our expert panellists as they answer your questions about curbing rising global temperatures and what life could be like in a warmer world. Listen on your favourite podcast platform: www.lnk.to/AQOSClimateBB

We're now recruiting early career group leaders at the Crick to lead ambitious research programmes and explore bold scientific questions. Hear our Director, Edith Heard, explain why the Crick is a unique place for curiosity-driven research. Apply now ➡️ www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

NEW EPISODE: Are we prepared for the next pandemic? Join our expert panellists as they answer audience questions about COVID-19 and whether we're ready for the next pandemic. Listen on your favourite podcast platform: lnk.to/AQOSPandemic...

NEW EPISODE: Can we harness AI for good? Join our expert panellists as they answer audience questions about the future of cancer research and treatment. Listen on your favourite podcast platform: lnk.to/AQOSAIBB

NEW PODCAST: ‘A Question of Science’ with Professor Brian Cox. In every episode, panels of scientists and experts answer audience questions about some of the biggest issues facing us today. Listen to the first episode, ‘Can we live forever?’: lnk.to/AQOSAgeingBB

New episode of @theobserveruk.bsky.social podcast The Lab Detective is now available. In Athens we investigate another potential miscarriage of justice where a mother accused of murdering her children is still in jail. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t...

A brilliant listen! Thanks Rachel for taking up the story after the @crick.ac.uk ‘Justice by Genomics’ event. Watch more here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=KExw...

Watch our documentary on the science that freed Kathleen Folbigg, accused of killing her children and exonerated after 20 years in prison. Hear the team of scientists, lawyers and Kathleen herself discussing the genomic investigation that led to her freedom. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KExw...

We’re looking forward to welcoming families to Discovery Day tomorrow 🎉 It’s going to be a hot and sunny day, so please come prepared with hats, sun cream and water. Visit the webpage for more information about the day ⬇️ 🔗 www.crick.ac.uk/whats-on/dis...

Be part of the live studio audience for a new podcast from the Crick and BBC Studios Science Unit 🎙️ Our next two episodes will focus on climate change and AI. If you’d like to put your questions to the experts, book tickets for the live recordings on 18 June. 🔗 lostintv.com/tv-show?id=1...

Kathleen Folbigg shares her experience of being falsely accused and jailed for killing her four children - finally exonerated by genomic science. Watch Kathleen’s full interview by the Observer’s @rachelsylvester.bsky.social with close friend Tracy Chapman www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkrL...

Watch ‘Falsely Accused: Justice by Genomics’ held at the Crick this week, with experts in science, medicine and the law discussing the case of Kathleen Folbigg and the role of genomic investigation in unexplained child deaths. Catch up on all the expert talks: www.crick.ac.uk/news/2025-04...

“Science uncovered the truth of why my children died, and set me free.” Kathleen Folbigg spoke at the Crick this week, joined by the team of scientists and lawyers who used advances in genomic science to help exonerate her after serving twenty years in jail, falsely accused of killing her children.

Jailed for killing her children, freed after twenty years by advances in genomics - Kathleen Folbigg joins experts to explore what can be learnt from her case. Register now for free tickets to our event discussing genomics in criminal trials: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/falsely-ac...

What causes Alzheimer’s disease and how can research help us treat it? Hear from the Crick’s Lorena Arancibia Carcamo as she shares how her research is shining a light on the complex multicellular processes that may cause this disease. www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKV6...

We had a full house for the first two recordings of A Question of Science, our new podcast from the Crick and BBC Studios Science Unit. 🎙️✨ Grab the last few tickets to be part of the live studio audience for Friday's episodes on ancient DNA and pandemics. 🔗 www.lostintv.com/aqos.htm

Scientists are facing information overload as more than a million biomedical research papers are published every year. 📚 @drbeth.bsky.social investigates why so many, the rise of preprints, what it all means for peer review and how publishing could change. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hiri...

Our world is constantly changing – how do you keep up? A Question of Science is a new podcast from the Crick and BBC Studios Science Unit that helps you explore the science shaping our future with @profbriancox.bsky.social and expert guests. Come to a recording ⤵️ www.lostintv.com/aqos.htm

Global researchers gathered at the Crick last week to recommend the composition of the next northern hemisphere flu vaccine. Follow the team from the @who.int Worldwide Influenza Centre at the Crick and discover some of the science behind the recommendation ⤵️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_ob...

Researchers have found that some aggressive lung cancer cells can go ‘off grid’ and develop their own electric network, similar to the body’s own nervous system. Catch up on last week’s story with this video featuring Leanne Li and Paola Peinado Fernandez. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWiP...

Here’s a shocking finding, gen Z: democracy isn’t perfect | David Mitchell

What is cancer and why is it so difficult to treat? Crick group leader Gerard Evan explains why we get cancer and how he and other scientists are working to unravel this complex disease. www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8gP...