EUSci Podcast #28

We hope that by now everybody has had a chance to peruse the new issue of the magazine. Of course the podcast arm of the EUSci media empire has not been idle in the meantime. Today, our host Katie Marwick guides us through stories about silent RNA and wounds, a new human species, how bats calibrate their internal compass, and much more. So sit back and enjoy our take on the soothing balm of science stories that made the headlines (or at least the science pages) of newspapers over the past couple of weeks.Download LinkWhat's in today's show: News:

• Record Breaking Metal Atom with 15 Chemical Bonds
• Towards Male Fertility Home Testing Kit
• Simon Singh Wins Appeal
• Scare-tactics in Health Messages can Backfire
• Swine flu more Similar to Virus that Caused the 1918 Flu Pandemic than We Thought

Frank Dondelinger interviews Rudra Kapila, a PhD student at the School of Geosciences, about her research into carbon capture and storage.

• It's unsurprising that violent teenagers have bad relationships, but there is more to this story.

And in case anyone is still wondering: The April Fools story from the last podcast was the one about all-yellow bees. Bet we didn't fool you!You can subscribe to the feed for the podcast here, or by using the podcast button on the sidebar. If you have iTunes, click the iTunes button to subscribe automatically.Don't know how to subscribe to podcasts? There's a tutorial here. And don't forget that you can also join our Facebook group, or send comments and feedback to podcast@eusci.org.