Stripping down science, the naked scientists.

Hello, welcome to this week's edition of the naked scientists with me Chris Smith and with Helen's

girls, hi Helen. Hi Chris. Now this week

CO2 and climate change is it a lot of hot air or there's some serious

consequences for the planet in store well we'll be looking at a very serious

situation for the oceans in store where we'll be looking at a very serious situation for the oceans

coming up shortly also researchers have taken a big step forward towards developing a vaccine to

stop malaria and that might come in handy here in the UK if climate change does make us warm up much more.

And also researchers can now track cells as they move around the body, which can give us new insights

into how cancer spread and how the immune system fights disease.

We'll be finding out about that and more in this

week's show Helen. Yeah also this week we're exploring the science of

flight. We'll be hearing from Oxford University researcher Jenny Goodman

how an invention she's working on could see you flying from London all the way to Sydney

in just a couple of hours. Plus we'll also be talking to Graham Taylor, who's also from Oxford,

who will be introducing us to the flight simulator he's built for insects and talking about how he straps

backpacks on birds to work out how they maneuver a loft. Sounds fantastic all that's

on the way but if you're in the mood to win something we've got the most

incredible flight-related

prize for you this week and it's all thanks to the London Science Museum.

It's a remote-controlled aeroplane. Apparently it's good to work for distances of up to

300 feet away from you and they say it's allegedly

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