Bipolar disorder is often misunderstood as emotional volatility, but beneath its surface lies a profound biological complexity involving neurotransmitters, genetics, circadian rhythms, and even…
Billions have been spent conserving the giant panda, a globalsymbol of wildlife preservation - but should it remain the poster species of conservation? This podcast explores the biological,…
Just how unreliable are facial composites based on eyewitness testimony, and how might biometrics help?
With stories of 'miracle cures' for diseases like cancer being shared thousands of times on social media, Mr I considers the consequences of fake medical news.
Why do we have innate behaviours, and what distinguishes them from learnt responses?
The Top 10 Deadly Poisons are revealed in the first KYTOS Biology Podcast - with reference to real life cases!
In the UK, around 1 in 7 couples experience difficulty conceiving. In this podcast, Mr I explains how the IVF process works, and discusses the causes of infertility in both sexes.
The heart beats an incredible 115,200 times a day, but what exactly causes a heart beat? This podcast will discuss how the natural pacemaker (SAN) and AVN, along with the autonomic nervous system…
What is it about teeth that makes them such a useful forensic tool? With reference to infamous killer Ted Bundy, Mr I examines the scope of forensic odontology, and what bite mark analysis can reveal.
In this podcast, Mr I discusses how the founder effect and genetic bottlenecks (both sub categories of genetic drift) could lead to the formation of new species.
