Hello and welcome to a special edition of the Naked Scientists which comes to you from the Cambridge Science Center. We are, of course, in the Auguste city of Cambridge,

which is originally home to Isaac Newton, inventor of gravity.

Also the place where this amazing thing, deoxy ribos nucleic acid

was discovered and red.

Of course, deoxy ribos nucleic acid is better known as DNA which shares its name with the acronym for the National Dyslexic Association.

Still after mark that one, weren't they?

It's also home to Cambridge University, which means that pretty soon a new term is going to start,

and we'll see a whole bunch of students who are going to start suffering from the terrible condition known as the Heineken Uncin

Uncin uncertainty principle. This is rather like the Heisenberg

uncertainty principle with the exception that you wake up not knowing where you are or how much

you've actually drunk. What we're going to do for the first time here from the Cambridge Science Center

is to give you the opportunity to meet a panel of august and esteemed

scientists from Cambridge University and ask them questions and you can ask them about their research, you can ask them about their science in general,

and we also have some kitchen scientists because we're going to do some experiments as well.

Please join me in welcoming.

I'm going to go through our panel who are going to speak to you this evening.

Our guests are Professor Rod Jones, he's great at parties.

Rod, what do you do and what you work on?

Just summarize your work for everyone.

Well, I'm a professor of atmospheric science

and I try and make tiny sensors so that we can look at

air pollution and try and link it to human health. Next to Rod is from the

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