Boldly going where no science show has gone before.

The Naked Scientists.

Hello, welcome to this week's naked scientists with Ben Valle Hiber and also with me

Chris Smith. Now coming up a new way to tackle the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

Scientists in America have made a breakthrough by electrically stimulating the spinal cord.

Also, it's good for your health, but bad for the ocean,

why researchers are now saying that we really can't afford to recommend oily fish more than once a week.

And also the future suture how an inkjet printer

could be about to hold the key to healing wounds on the operating tables of tomorrow.

And we'll be finding it how it works in just a second. Ben.

Thanks Chris. Also this week we're exploring the world of

computer science, including hearing what the next generation of computers and

computer programs will be capable of. We'll also be meeting the man who wrote a

smash-hit computer game and has now become a neuroscientist.

He's using his computing skills to solve key questions about the workings of the human brain.

Plus we'll also be delving into the virtual internet world that is

second life which people are suggesting could become the arena for business

meetings in the future or even a trip to the Tate. I was wandering around an

art exhibition and saw this annoying person

actually dressed as a witch on a room flying around the room. It turned out to be the artist and

had a nice conversation about how an inspiration was created and had a much greater insight than I would do just

by looking at the static art.

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