Brian Cox and Alice Roberts on a decade of extraordinary science
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As a new decade ticks over, Dr Adam Rutherford, Professor Alice Roberts and Professor Brian Cox look back on a decade of science that has transformed perceptions of our medicine, our history and our universe.
From advances in genetics that have brought personalized medicine to reality, and revealed the ghosts of ancestral human species never before identified, to quantum computing lessons that hint at the nature of existence and causation throughout the universe, it has been an interesting time. New observational technologies have revealed fresh windows in time and space. And all of it has been reported by BBC Inside Science.
But what of the next decade?
Programme may contain traces of informed speculation, but (almost) no references to Covid.
Presented by Adam Rutherford Produced by Melanie Brown
Made in association with The Open University.
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