Anand Jagatia

People around the world count on their fingers in surprisingly different ways - and some of them are ingenious. My latest film for @BBC_Reel https://t.co/WA26xWQb2x https://t.co/grykfLTr4N

RT @thermoflynamics: Tonight's #CrowdScience has @anandjagatia & I going beyond the clickbait headlines and finding out what science 𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙪𝙖𝙡…

RT @leannealie: For a long time it's been difficult for independent creators to make podcasts with @BBCSounds. We've created a new programm…

On today's Science Weekly - I spoke to @samdavtur about whether we've officially entered the #Anthropocene, a new geological epoch of human activity on the planet

Guardian Science @guardianscience

Have we entered the Anthropocene – a new epoch in Earth’s history? – podcast https://t.co/EEpdq7VUlq

I'm on the @guardian's Science Weekly podcast today, talking to @NicolaKSDavis and @GuptaR_lab about the latest coronavirus variants of concern: https://t.co/OOS1pfUh9q

The fight scene in this stop motion film is just incredible. It's so shiny! https://t.co/e86CjQhPxf

How has our attitude to the climate crisis changed over the decades, as we've come to terms with the science? Today on the Guardian's Science Weekly @phoeb0 talks to @NaomiOreskes, @jonwatts and @alicebell https://t.co/IOq886VbbR

Two scientists, two philosophers and a sound artist are all *not* in a forest when a tree falls. Which of them thinks it makes a sound? Auditory illusions, hearing flowers and quantum physics: https://t.co/fWXzOVcmmf @CarolineSteel3, @sonictapestries, @SoulPhysics and others!

RT @PrincetonAudio: Curious to learn how spikes are born, how they are transmitted, and how they lead us to action? #ListenIn to Chapter On…

RT @RoryJGalloway: Catch up with the #BBCCrowdScience podcast with @anandjagatia this week - we find out how animals cure their aches, pain…

RT @ISC: ✅ Bookmark to watch over the weekend: 🟡 Podcasting as a powerful way to tell stories (@anandjagatia) 🟢 Shedding light on the myst…

"They reproduce as endlessly as bacteria, and yet, like Tupperware lids, you can never find the one you need. They are our boyfriends, our girlfriends, our children, our pets." - ace piece on passwords from @thedalstonyears https://t.co/jKCqIVN3op

RT @Neuro_Skeptic: So this is really wild. I'll be doing a more detailed look at it, but in a nutshell, this company did an RCT, found the…

Natural history documentaries make for incredible viewing, but the “personalisation of individual animals and the injection of false jeopardy” into these films is problematic and potentially damaging for conservation:

Are you surprised at my tears, sir? Strong tear-gland organoids also cry. https://t.co/Vcn6FB9LYQ

RT @TheMattFowler: My favorite chef is back! https://t.co/GvYzTyOXV8