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And that is the same physics, medicine, nature, or space, time, the brain, life, the universe.

Hello, this week we're kicking off a month of science at the extremes.

From fast-action venom to vehicles, speed... kicking off a month of science at the extremes.

From fast-acting venom to vehicles, speedy space, to tennis serves,

we are getting up to speed on extreme speed.

Plus, in the news, weaponizing a fungus to stamp out malaria the smart glove that's

taking hold of touch technology and we celebrate an important centenary in the

world of physics. I'm Katie Haleer. I'm Yeeckleark and this is the Naked Scientists.

The Naked Scientists podcast is powered by UKfast.co.uk. First up in the news, hundreds of millions of people pick up malaria every year and faced with rising resistance to chemicals used to control the infection, the

World Health Organization have been looking for new ways to stamp out the parasite itself

or the mosquitoes that spread it.

Well, step forward to scientists from the University of Maryland.

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