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BBC Radio 4 science biography programme

Radio show
The Life Scientific
Running time30 minutes
Home stationBBC Radio 4
Hosted byJim Al-Khalili
Written byJim Al-Khalili
Original release11 October 2011 (2011-10-11)
No. of episodes281 (As of 28 March 2023)
WebsiteThe Life Scientific at BBC Online

The Life Scientific is a BBC Radio 4 science programme, presented by Jim Al-Khalili, in which each episode is dedicated to the biography and work of a living scientist. The programme consists of an interview between Al-Khalili and the featured scientist, with others contributing anecdotes.

It is broadcast on Tuesday mornings in the UK, and is available online and via BBC Sounds, as is an archive of past episodes. There have been over 200 episodes since the first, an interview with Sir Paul Nurse 13 years ago. In October 2021 the programme reached its 10-year anniversary with discussion between Ottoline Leyser, Paul Nurse, Christopher Jackson and Sue Black about what makes a scientist a scientist.

Guests

Guests have included:

Number Name Date Topic Programme page
1 Paul Nurse 11 October 2011 Biology, winning the Nobel Prize and being President of the Royal Society
2 Steven Pinker 18 October 2011 Science writing and cognitive psychology
3 Jocelyn Bell Burnell 25 October 2011 Astrophyics and not winning the Nobel Prize
4 Michael Marmot 1 November 2011 How stress kills
5 Colin Blakemore 8 November 2011 Neuroscience
6 Molly Stevens 15 November 2011 Growing human bones in a test tube
7 Nicola Clayton 22 November 2011 The intelligence of birds
8 John Sulston 29 November 2011 Biology
9 Uta Frith 6 December 2011 Changing how we view brain disorders
10 Tim Hunt 13 December 2011 Molecular biology and winning the Nobel Prize
11 Robert Winston 20 December 2011 IVF, the House of Lords and scientists' ethical responsibility
12 Colin Pillinger 27 December 2011 Life on Mars
13 Robin Murray 7 February 2012 The cause of schizophrenia
14 Chris Stringer 14 February 2012 Paleoanthropology and who our ancestors were
15 Tony Ryan 21 February 2012 The future of nanotechnology
16 Iain Chalmers 28 February 2012 Health services
17 Martin Rees 6 March 2012 The multiverse
18 John Lawton 13 March 2012 Ecology
19 Tejinder Virdee 20 March 2012 The search for the Higgs boson
20 Angela Gallop 27 March 2012 Forensic science
21 James Lovelock 8 May 2012 The Gaia hypothesis, microwave ovens
22 Frances Ashcroft 15 May 2012 The link between blood sugar and insulin
23 Lloyd Peck 22 May 2012 Giant sea spiders
24 Barbara Sahakian 29 May 2012 Neurotransmitters
25 Bob May 5 June 2012 Public trust
26 John Pickett 12 June 2012 GM wheat
27 Steve Jones 7 August 2012 Snail studies
28 Pat Wolseley 14 August 2012 Her obsession with lichen
29 Martin Siegert 21 August 2012 Under the Antarctic ice
30 Ann Dowling 28 August 2012 Silent aircraft
31 Richard Dawkins 4 September 2012 Being a biologist and author
32 Andrea Sella 11 September 2012 Why my chemistry demonstrations are filling theatres
33 David Nutt 18 September 2012 Research into drugs and the brain
34 Sunetra Gupta 25 September 2012 Being a scientist and novelist
35 Mark Walport 2 October 2012 Being Government Chief Scientific Advisor
36 Hugh Montgomery 9 October 2012 The gene for fitness
37 Monica Grady 16 October 2012 Life on Mars
38 Jared Diamond 4 December 2012 Gall bladders, global history and the birds of Papua New Guinea
39 John Gurdon 18 December 2012 Cloning a frog decades before Dolly the Sheep
40 Amoret Whitaker 8 January 2013 Insects and their role in helping solve crimes
41 Robert Mair 15 January 2013 Tunnelling under Big Ben, Crossrail and engineering for the future
42 Annette Karmiloff-Smith 22 January 2013 Should babies under two watch TV?
43 Noel Sharkey 29 January 2013 Robotics and psychology
44 Valerie Beral 5 February 2013 Breast cancer
45 Alan Watson 19 February 2013 His quest to discover the source of cosmic rays
46 Sue Ion 26 February 2013 Working in the nuclear industry
47 Nancy Rothwell 7 May 2013 Neuroscience
48 Sanjeev Gupta 14 May 2013 What links the English Channel to valleys on Mars?
49 John Krebs 21 May 2013 Birds, foot and mouth disease and badgers
50 Linda Partridge 28 May 2013 The science of longevity
51 Athene Donald 4 June 2013 The physics behind everyday stuff
52 Ewan Birney 11 June 2013 Deciphering the human genome and junk DNA
53 David Spiegelhalter 18 June 2013 Risk and uncertainty
54 Elizabeth Stokoe 25 June 2013 Studying real-life conversations
55 Russell Foster 20 August 2013 Circadian rhythms and jet lag
56 Joanna Haigh 27 August 2013 Climate
57 Mark Lythgoe 3 September 2013 Medical imaging and mountain climbing
58 Michael Benton 10 September 2013 Digging up dinosaurs in remote places
59 Ian Stewart 17 September 2013 Sci-fi and popularising maths
60 Sophie Scott 24 September 2013 The science of laughter
61 Jenny Graves 1 October 2013 Kangaroos and the death of the Y chromosome
62 Wendy Hall 8 October 2013 The development of the web
63 Peter Higgs 18 February 2014 The real story of the Higgs boson
64 Sue Black 25 February 2014 Identifying human bodies
65 Vikram Patel 4 March 2014 Global mental health
66 Mark Miodownik 11 March 2014 Nuclear weapons, 3D printers and smart materials
67 Anne Glover 18 March 2014 Glow-in-the-dark bacteria and advising ministers
68 Alf Adams 25 March 2014 His small idea that changed the world (the strained-layer quantum-well laser)
69 Veronica van Heyningen 1 April 2014 The gene that builds the eye
70 Julia Slingo 8 April 2014 Being chief scientist at the Met Office
71 Michael Rutter 3 June 2014 Child psychiatry
72 Janet Hemingway 10 June 2014 Malaria and the coming of insecticide resistance
73 Chris Lintott 17 June 2014 Crowd sourced astronomy and Galaxy Zoo
74 Sandra Knapp 24 June 2014 Her adventures collecting plants in South America
75 Christopher Llewellyn Smith 1 July 2014 Nuclear fusion
76 Zoe Shipton 8 July 2014 Fracking
77 Jeremy Farrar 15 July 2014 Fighting viruses
78 Carol Robinson 22 July 2014 Chemistry
79 Brian Cox 23 September 2014 Quantum mechanics
80 Jackie Akhavan 30 September 2014 Explosives
81 Elspeth Garman 7 October 2014 Crystallography
82 Chris Toumazou 14 October 2014 Inventing medical devices
83 Margaret Boden 21 October 2014 Artificial intelligence
84 Richard Fortey 28 October 2014 Fossils
85 Sally Davies 4 November 2014 Public health
86 Dave Goulson 11 November 2014 Bees
87 John O'Keefe 10 March 2015 Memory
88 Matt Taylor 17 March 2015 The Rosetta space mission
89 Sarah-Jayne Blakemore 24 March 2015 Teenage brains
90 Jane Francis 31 March 2015 Antarctica
91 Steve Shirley 7 April 2015 Computer coding
92 Nigel Shadbolt 14 April 2015 The World Wide Web
93 Susan Jebb 21 April 2015 Nutrition
94 Anil Seth 16 June 2015 Consciousness
95 Kate Jones 23 June 2015 Bats and biodiversity
96 Henry Marsh 30 June 2015 Brain surgery
97 Dorothy Bishop 7 July 2015 Language disorders
98 Carlos Frenk 14 July 2015 Dark matter
99 Niamh Nic Daéid 21 July 2015 Forensic science
100 E. O. Wilson 28 July 2015 Ants and evolution
101 Geoff Palmer 4 August 2015 Brewing
102 Carol Black 6 October 2015 Public health
103 Danielle George 13 October 2015 Electronics
104 Robert Plomin 20 October 2015 The genetics of intelligence
105 Patrick Vallance 3 November 2015 Pharmaceuticals
106 Kathy Willis 10 November 2015 Botany
107 Paul Younger 17 November 2015 Energy for the future
108 Peter Piot 9 February 2016 Tackling ebola and HIV
109 Naomi Climer 16 February 2016 Engineering
110 Nick Lane 23 February 2016 The origin of life on earth
111 George Davey Smith 1 March 2016 Health inequalities
112 Venki Ramakrishnan 8 March 2016 Ribosomes
113 Helen Sharman 15 March 2016 Being an astronaut
114 Carolyn Roberts 22 March 2016 Flood control
115 Lawrence Krauss 31 May 2016 Dark energy
116 Marcus du Sautoy 7 June 2016 Mathematics
117 Sheila Rowan 14 June 2016 Gravitational waves
118 Nick Davies 21 June 2016 Cuckoos
119 Hazel Rymer 28 June 2016 Volcanoes
120 Faraneh Vargha-Khadem 5 July 2016 Memory
121 Georgina Mace 12 July 2016 Threatened species
122 Trevor Cox 19 July 2016 Sound
123 Ian Wilmut 4 October 2016 Dolly the Sheep
124 Frans de Waal 11 October 2016 Chimpanzees
125 Lynne Boddy 15 November 2016 Fungi
126 Roger Penrose 22 November 2016 Black holes, quantum mechanics, consciousness
127 Julia Higgins 29 November 2016 Polymers
128 Richard Morris 6 December 2016 How we know where we are
129 Neil deGrasse Tyson 20 December 2016 Pluto
130 Michele Dougherty 10 January 2017 Saturn
131 Jan Zalasiewicz 17 January 2017 The Age of Man
132 Sadaf Farooqi 24 January 2017 What makes us fat
133 Alison Smith 31 January 2017 Algae
134 Sean Carroll 7 February 2017 How time and space began
135 Simon Wessely 14 February 2017 Unexplained medical syndromes
136 Alan Winfield 21 February 2017 Robot ethics
137 Alison Woollard 28 February 2017 What she has learnt from mutant worms
138 Daniel Dennett 4 April 2017 The evolution of the human brain
139 Nick Fraser 11 April 2017 Triassic reptiles
140 Liz Sockett 18 April 2017 Friendly killer bacteria
141 Graham MacGregor 25 April 2017 Tackling the demons in our diet
142 Ann Clarke 2 May 2017 The Frozen Ark
143 Fay Dowker 9 May 2017 A new theory of space-time
144 Ottoline Leyser 16 May 2017 How plants decide what to do
145 Tim O'Brien 23 May 2017 Transient stars and science and music festivals
146 Tamsin Mather 30 May 2017 Volcanology
147 Jennifer Doudna 19 September 2017 Gene editing
148 Tracey Rogers 26 September 2017 Leopard seals and Antarctica
149 Lucie Green 3 October 2017 The Sun
150 Steven Cowley 10 October 2017 Nuclear Fusion
151 Tim Birkhead 17 October 2017 Bird promiscuity
152 Ellen Stofan 24 October 2017 Being NASA Chief Scientist
153 Adrian Thomas 31 October 2017 The mechanics of flight
154 Eben Upton 16 January 2018 Raspberry Pi
155 Eugenia Cheng 23 January 2018 The mathematics of mathematics
156 Wendy Barclay 30 January 2018 The flu virus
157 Richard Henderson 13 February 2018 The molecules of life
158 John Burn 20 February 2018 The genetics of cancer
159 Ailie MacAdam 27 February 2018 The biggest construction project in Europe
160 Clare Grey 6 March 2018 Big battery challenge
161 Steve Reicher 13 March 2018 Psychology of crowds
162 Callum Roberts 1 May 2018 Marine conservation
163 Carlo Rovelli 8 May 2018 Why time is not what it seems
164 Caroline Dean 15 May 2018 Genetic secrets of flowering
165 Catherine Hobaiter 22 May 2018 Communication in apes
166 John Taylor 29 May 2018 Being an inventor
167 Sheena Cruickshank 5 June 2018 The wonders of the human immune system
168 Frank Close 12 June 2018 Particle physics
169 Rachel Mills 19 June 2018 Exploring the sea floor
170 Jacqueline McGlade 23 October 2018 Monitoring the environment from space
171 Noel Fitzpatrick 30 October 2018 Becoming a supervet
172 Suzanne O'Sullivan 6 November 2018 Detective of the mind
173 Michael Stratton 13 November 2018 Cancer genes
174 Caroline Hargrove 20 November 2018 Formula One
175 Alastair Hay 27 November 2018 Banning chemical weapons
176 Maggie Aderin-Pocock 4 December 2018 Sky at Night presenter
177 Clive Oppenheimer 11 December 2018 Volcanic offerings of our angry earth
178 Jim Al-Khalili 5 February 2019 HIS life scientific: Interviewed by Adam Rutherford
179 Sue Black 12 February 2019 Women in Technology
180 Gregory Winter 19 February 2019 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
181 Gwen Adshead 26 February 2019 The minds of violent offenders
182 Donna Strickland 5 March 2019 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics
183 Ken Gabriel 12 March 2019 Why your Smartphone is Smart
184 Corinne Le Quéré 19 March 2019 Global carbon cycle
185 Paul Davies 26 March 2019 Origin of life and the evolution of cancer
186 Irene Tracey 2 April 2019 Pain in the brain
187 Richard Peto 9 April 2019 Why smoking kills but quitting saves lives
188 Erica McAlister 16 April 2019 The beauty of flies
189 Richard Thompson 25 June 2019 Plastic pollution
190 Ewine van Dishoeck 2 July 2019 Cosmic chemistry
191 Turi King 9 July 2019 Ancient DNA
192 Katherine Joy 16 July 2019 Lunar rock
193 Robin Dunbar 23 July 2019 Why we have friends
194 Jonathan Ball 30 July 2019 Arms race against viruses
195 Richard Wiseman 1 October 2019 Lying, luck and the paranormal
196 Anne Magurran 8 October 2019 How to measure biodiversity
197 Martha Clokie 15 October 2019 The viruses that could improve our health
198 Adrian Owen 22 October 2019 Scanning for awareness in the injured brain
199 Saiful Islam 29 October 2019 Materials to power the 21st century
200 Demis Hassabis 5 November 2019 Artificial intelligence
201 Elizabeth Fisher 12 November 2019 Chromosomes in mice and men
202 Patricia Wiltshire 7 January 2020 How pollen can solve crimes
203 Susannah Maidment 14 January 2020 Stegosaurs
204 Peter Fonagy 28 January 2020 A revolution in mental health care
205 Peter Ratcliffe 4 February 2020 2019 Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine
206 Polina Bayvel 11 February 2020 Optical communications
207 Myles Allen 18 February 2020 Understanding climate change
208 Anya Hurlbert 25 February 2020 Seeing colour
209 Matthew Cobb 3 March 2020 How we detect smells
210 Brian Greene 28 April 2020 How the universe is made of string
211 Jim McDonald 5 May 2020 Power networks
212 Debbie Pain 12 May 2020 Conserving globally threatened bird species
213 Frank Kelly 10 March 2021 Air pollution
214 Liz Seward 26 May 2020 Space science
215 Jane Goodall 2 June 2020 Life with chimpanzees in the Gombe
216 Emma Bunce 9 June 2020 Space science - gas giants of the outer solar system
217 Clifford Stott 16 June 2020 Riot prevention
218 Alice Roberts 4 August 2020 Bones
219 Andy Fabian 11 August 2020 Black holes
220 Dale Sanders 18 August 2020 Feeding the world
221 Heather Koldewey 25 August 2020 Marine conservation
222 Francesca Happé 1 September 2020 Autism
223 Steve Haake 8 September 2020 Technology, sport and health
224 Sarah Gilbert 15 September 2020 Developing a vaccine for Covid-19
225 Neil Ferguson 22 September 2020 Modelling Covid-19
226 Chris Jackson 12 January 2021 Sustainable geology
227 Catherine Noakes 19 January 2021 Making buildings Covid-safe
228 Giles Yeo 26 January 2021 How our genes can make us fat
229 Anne Johnson 2 February 2021 The importance of public health
230 Jane Hurst 16 February 2021 The secret life of mice
231 Richard Bentall 23 February 2021 The causes of mental ill health
232 Sarah Bridle 2 March 2021 The carbon footprint of food
233 Mark Spencer 9 March 2021 How plants solve crimes
234 Theresa Marteau 13 April 2021 How to change behaviour
235 Martin Sweeting 20 April 2021 Microsatellites in space
236 Jane Clarke 27 April 2021 Protein Folding
237 Peter Goadsby 4 May 2021 Migraine
238 Helen Scales 11 May 2021 Marine conservation
239 Nira Chamberlain 18 May 2021 How mathematics can solve real-world problems
240 Mike Tipton 25 May 2021 How our bodies respond to extreme conditions
241 Tamsin Edwards 1 June 2021 Uncertainty in climate science
242 Hannah Fry 7 September 2021 The power and perils of big data
243 David Eagleman 14 September 2021 Why reality is an illusion
244 Brenda Boardman 21 September 2021 Making our homes energy efficient
245 Derk-Jan Dijk 28 September 2021 The importance of sleep
246 Hannah Cloke 5 October 2021 Predicting floods
247 Jim Al-Khalili 12 October 2021 The Life Scientific at 10: What makes a scientist? Talking with Ottoline Leyser, Paul Nurse, Christopher Jackson and Sue Black.
248 Tim Spector 19 October 2021 Personalised diets for long term health
249 Tim Clutton-Brock 23 October 2021 Meerkats, red deer and evolution
250 Sharon Peacock 2 November 2021 Hunting pandemic variants of concern
251 Julia Shaw 22 February 2022 Memories that aren't true
252 Shankar Balasubramanian 1 March 2022 Decoding DNA
253 Stephen L. Brusatte 8 March 2022 The fall of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals
254 Ben Garrod 22 March 2022 Conservation and extinction
255 Chi Onwurah 24 May 2022 Why engineering is a caring profession
256 Pete Smith 31 May 2022 Why soil matters
257 Jacinta Tan 7 June 2022 Anorexia nervosa and the mind
258 Adam Hart 14 June 2022 Ants, bees and insect burgers
259 Vlatko Vedral 21 June 2022 The universe as quantum information
260 Martin Landray 28 June 2022 Saving over a million lives
261 Frances Arnold 6 September 2022 From taxi driver to Nobel Prize
262 Judith Bunbury 13 September 2022 The shifting River Nile in the time of the Pharaohs
263 Emily A. Holmes 20 September 2022 How to treat trauma
264 Daphne Koller 27 September 2022 Can computers discover new medicines?
265 Tim Lamont 4 October 2022 The sounds of coral reefs
266 Leon Barron 11 October 2022 Why study sewage?
267 Bambos Kyriacou 18 October 2022 A passion for fruit flies
268 Chris Elliott 10 January 2023 Fighting food fraud
269 Pamela Shaw 17 January 2023 Research battle against motor neurone disease
270 Rebecca Kilner 24 January 2023 Beetle behaviours and evolution
271 Clifford V. Johnson 31 January 2023 Making sense of black holes and movie plots
272 Adrian Smith 7 February 2023 The power of Bayesian statistics
273 Haley Gomez 21 February 2023 Cosmic dust
274 Danny Altmann 28 February 2023 How T cells fight disease
275 Julia King 7 March 2023 Manipulating metals and decarbonising transport
276 Marie Johnston 14 March 2023 Health psychology and the power of behavioural shifts
277 James A. Jackson 21 March 2023 Understanding earthquakes and building resilience
278 Julie Williams 28 March 2023 Alzheimer's disease
279 Andre Geim 23 May 2023 Levitating frogs, graphene and 2D materials
280 Gillian Reid 30 May 2023 Making chemistry count
281 Bruce Malamud 6 June 2023 Modelling risk for natural hazards
282 Anne-Marie Imafidon 13 June 2023 Fighting for diversity and equality in science
283 Deborah Greaves 8 August 2023 Wave power and offshore renewable energy
284 Gideon Henderson 16 August 2023 Climate 'clocks' and dating ice ages
285 Chris Barratt (scientist) 23 August 2023 Head-banging sperm and a future male contraceptive pill
286 Colin Humphreys 29 August 2023 Electron microscopes, and the thinnest material in the world
286 Bahija Jallal 5 September 2023 Biotech revolution in cancer therapies
287 Paul Murdin 12 September 2023 The first ever identification of a black hole
288 Alexandre Antonelli 19 September 2023 Learning from nature's biodiversity to adapt to climate change
289 Edward Witten 31 October 2023 M-Theory, the leading contender for a 'theory of everything'
290 Sarah Blaffer Hrdy 7 November 2023 Human evolution and parenthood
291 Sarah Harper 14 November 2023 How population change is remodelling societies.
292 Michael Berry 21 November 2023 Phenomena in physics' borderlands
293 Cathie Sudlow 28 November 2023 Data in healthcare
294 Harshad Bhadeshia 5 December 2023 Choreography of metals
295 Mercedes Maroto-Valer 12 December 2023 Making carbon dioxide useful
296 Michael Wooldridge 19 December 2023 AI and sentient robots
297 Jonathan Van-Tam 12 March 2024 Covid communication and the power of football analogies
298 Charles Godfray 19 March 2024 Parasitic wasps and the race to feed nine billion people
299 Sheila Willis 26 March 2024 Using science to help solve crime
300 Nick Longrich 2 April 2024 Discovering new dinosaurs from overlooked bones
301 Fiona Rayment 9 April 2024 Applications of nuclear for net zero and beyond
302 Hannah Critchlow 16 April 2024 The connected brain
303 Mike Edmunds 23 April 2024 The chemical make-up of galaxies and decoding the Antikythera Mechanism
304 Conny Aerts 24 June 2024 Star vibrations and following your dreams

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  124. "Sheila Rowan, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  125. "Nick Davies, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  126. "Hazel Rymer, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  127. "Faraneh Vargha-Khadem, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  128. "Georgina Mace, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  129. "Trevor Cox, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  130. "Ian Wilmut, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  131. "Frans de Waal, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  132. "Lynne Boddy, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  133. "Roger Penrose, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  134. "Julia Higgins, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  135. "Richard Morris, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  136. "Neil deGrasse Tyson, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  137. "Michele Dougherty, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  138. "Jan Zalasiewicz, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  139. "Sadaf Farooqi, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  140. "Alison Smith, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  141. "Sean Carroll, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  142. "Simon Wessely, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  143. "Alan Winfield, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  144. "Alison Woollard, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  145. "Daniel Dennett, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  146. "Nick Fraser, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  147. "Liz Sockett, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  148. "Graham MacGregor, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  149. "Ann Clarke, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  150. "Fay Dowker, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  151. "Ottoline Leyser, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  152. "Tim O'Brien, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  153. "Tamsin Mather, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  154. "Jennifer Doudna, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
  155. "Tracey Rogers, The Life Scientific - BBC Radio 4". BBC.
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