Short Science Podcast 113: Ancient Scientists

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Welcome to the 113th episode of the Short Science Podcast! Join Elizabeth Hauke for all the very best science in brief! After the Short Science News in Brief, Archive News and Statistic of the week, we'll be answering a listener question about vitamins. Then we'll be examining the scientific contributions of seven men living in the years BC. If you'd like to take part in a show and get your voice on air, just call in to our recording service on +44 (0)7401 856 681 and record your thoughts. We'll play out every recording we get. Alternatively, you can email material to [email protected]. For more details check out our website on www.shortscience.co.uk.

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