iflsciencewehavequestions
IFLScience - We Have Questions
Join IFLScience as we explore the questions nobody thought to ask but everyone wants the answers to. Get the behind-the-scenes conversations from CURIOUS magazine’s We Have Questions interviews, as we hunt down the experts to answer some of science’s stranger questions.
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Sep 21, 2026
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What's It Like Working In A Human Tissue Bank? 21.10.2024 30:38
Sometimes surgeons need to remove parts of our bodies to make them healthy, but where do those sections of human go? They can be destroyed, but other times – with the patient’s consent – they are handed over to scientists to see what we can learn from diseased tissues. Those scientists work in what we call tissue banks, or biobanks, and they are a curious place indeed. As a technician, you never q...
How Do Sunken Cities End Up Underwater? 23.09.2024 40:59
Submerged settlements, also known as sunken cities, might sound mythical but they are very real, and while their migration underwater makes them harder to find, it can also preserve them far better than they would have fared surface-side. Marine archaeologist Professor Jon Henderson knows this all too well. As Head of Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh, his studies have taken him from the...
Introducing 'We Have Questions' Our New Science Podcast 10.09.2024 1:58
Join IFLScience as we explore the questions nobody thought to ask but everyone wants the answers to. Get the behind-the-scenes conversations from CURIOUS magazine’s We Have Questions interviews, as we hunt down the experts to answer some of science’s stranger questions.
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