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02.30: Mark Peplow gives us the highlights from the American Chemical Society spring meeting in New Orleans, including a filter that removes CJD from blood and the origins of life
07.30: Jeremy Nicholson explains how a person's metabolism can identify the diseases that they may be at risk of developing
14.00: Are drug adverts misleading doctors?
16.50: Rebuilding damaged spinal cords with peptides
19.00: Kary Mullis on how his Nobel prize-winning idea almost got him killed and and the honour of having a song about your invention on YouTube
24.30: A demonstration of carbon capture and storage
28.15: Has the biofuel tide turned?
31.00: Why do drinkers owe a debt of gratitude to the father of the periodic table and we have another elemental chemical conundrum
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