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Graihagh Jackson

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As seen in: BBC, The Climate Question, The Guardian, Flipboard, Naked Scientists, In Short Special Editions Podcast (Podcast), The Naked Scientists Podcast, Naked Astronomy, from the Naked Scientists
Senior Broadcast Journalist @BBC_CurrAff Host of the weekly podcast & radio show #TheClimateQuestion from @BBCWorldService Prev: @GuardianAudio & @TheEconomist
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The LED Lighting Revolution

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By Chris Smith, Graihagh Jackson
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Soft robotic sleeve gives hearts a helping hand. PlayFull TranscriptDownload 40 million people are affected worldwide by heart failure. This is where the heart muscle is diseased and cannot pump sufficient amounts of blood. It's very debilitating and it robs sufferers of their quality of life. At the moment, the only effective long-term solution is a transplant, but only a tiny minority of people are lucky enough to receive one.
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Electric Cars: Pollution Solution?

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By Chris Smith, Graihagh Jackson
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
A way of moving objects from a distance with the use of sound waves has been revealed... PlayFull TranscriptDownload If you don't know what a tractor beam is, then you possibly didn't watch enough Star Trek! But - for the uninitiated - this is a way of manipulating objects at a distance, and Bristol University's Bruce Drinkwater has managed to do it using patterns of sound waves, which he fashions into a sonic "cage" in the air that can trap things.
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Pluto, at Long Last...

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By Graihagh Jackson
| The Naked Scientists Podcast
Our solar system formed 4.6 billion years ago, but how did this happen? PlayFull TranscriptDownload Our solar system formed 4.6 billion years ago but how do we know that's the case? Well, new solar systems are forming all around us, all the time and with the help of a telescope, astronomers can photograph the drama as it unfolds. Graihagh Jackson spoke to Brendan Owens from the Royal Observatory to find out more...
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