Dan Stowell, a computer scientist at Queen Mary University of London, demonstrates his research in which he digitally transforms the human voice in real-time to create weird musical instruments and interactive experiences. He is also part of the Noisemakers programme to get youngsters talking about science.

Check out the video of his digital voice-analysis "cube", and spectrograms for the musical challenge Dan set the podcast team.

In the newsjam, we look at the latest climate change evidence, advances in IVF treatment, a quantum mechanical quandary, and music that soothes and angers monkeys.

To mark Pestival - Glastonbury for insects - at London's Southbank Centre we speak to Deborah Gordon from Stanford University about her study of ants. She gives us some fascinating insights into their sexual habits. Fly expert Steve Connor adds to the discussion in our Pestival video.

We have an update on the progress of the 10:10 climate change campaign.

Guardian science correspondent Ian Sample and our very own bee expert Alison Benjamin are also in the studio.

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