Chris Cox from the Cambourne-based “IP access” talks to the Science Show’s Roger Frost. Chris explains how mobile phones talk to radio masts; how signals decrease inside buildings and how femtocells (aka ‘small cells’) can improve signals in places and buildings with a weak signal. With thanks to www.ipaccess.com
Following the news that the sponsors of the London Olympic games include a fizzy drink maker; a fast food restaurant and a chocolate brand, we go in search of good advice on diet. We meet Cambridge GP, Dr Simon Poole who offered his knowledge on healthy food. He talks about different types of fat; the difference Omega-3 and Omega-6 and the Mediterranean diet.
- Dr Simon Poole gives free talks to community groups and can be contacted via his website: The Taste of the Mediterranean at http://www.tasteofthemed.com
- Video of Dr Poole’s awards for misleading food labeling: “Lard and dumplings award” http://youtu.be/kRe4eXDpc6Y
- See also BBC News on Olympic Sponsorship – ‘Doctors unite to combat obesity’: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17705228
- The next Science Show is on Easter Saturday, 7th April. If you have news; something to offer or a science event to include, contact the Science Show newsdesk on science@cambridge105.co.uk
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