INTERVIEWS

Jack Cohen: The 'Science' in Science Fiction

Tom Ireland talks to Dr Jack Cohen – biologist, science fiction author and inventor of 'biologically realistic aliens'

Khan-do Attitude

In September the British Science Festival will be in full swing. Organised by the British Science Association, its new chief executive Imran Khan and editor Sue Nelson talk science, politics and becoming a calendar boy.

Me, Myself and I: Bruce Hood

Professor Bruce Hood tells Tom Ireland how the kilogramme of neurons in our head creates an illusion of identity and consciousness.

Digging Deep: Alice Roberts

Paleopathologist Professor Alice Roberts tells Tom Ireland about working with human remains and the renaissance in TV science

Life, The Universe & Everything: Richard Dawkins

Evolutionary biologist Professor Richard Dawkins talks to Tom Ireland about science, religion and how he wants to clear misconceptions about his work.

Political Science: Anne Glover

British biologist Professor Anne Glover is the first chief scientific adviser to the President of the European Commission. She talks to Sue Nelson about science, politics and Raquel Welch.

Life After Dolly: Ian Wilmut

Sixteen years after creating Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned mammal, Professor Sir Ian Wilmut talks to Tom Ireland about the project that defined his career and how embryology and cell programming have advanced since then.

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