The Science Hour
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For the best debate on global technology, social media and the internet - presenter Gareth Mitchell explores the latest digital news and trends.
How close are we to a world of fully automated vehicles?
Sunday 07:32 GMT BBC World Service
The BRCK, a brick-like device that could keep Africa connected when electricity fails
How lasers are quicker on the draw than 3 D printing
Science news and highlights of the week.
Before Gareth Mitchell joined BBC World Service he was a broadcast engineer. "The people who seemed to be having all the good fun were the creative types in the studios," and so he swapped engineering for presenting. In his spare time, he lectures in broadcast and written journalism at Imperial College in London.
Technology writer Bill was born in Jarrow, grew up in Corby and went to Cambridge University. He still lives and works in Cambridge. Bill began to write for The Guardian in 1990 and in 1994 set up the paper's website. Two years later he became a freelance writer and has been writing and broadcasting ever since.
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