Elizabeth Gibney

Welcome to the Friday show where we talk about some of the stories we've read about in the Nature Briefing, which is of course Nature's daily email roundup of the latest science news.

Joining me this week is Lizzie Gibney.

Lizzie, how are you doing today?

Hello, I'm very well, thank you Ben.

I think we'll leave it there.

And listeners, if you'd like to know more about these stories, we'll put links to both of them in the show notes, as well as links where you can sign up for The Nature Briefing to get even more stories like this delivered directly to your inbox.

But for the time being, all that's left to be said is, I've been Benjamin Thompson, Lizzie Gibney.

Thank you, as always, for being here.

Yes, HI, human intelligence.

How do we store data, or, as we used to call it, memories? Then there is the formidable HI that is Lizzie Gibney from the journal Nature, and she's been looking at some of the other news.

Um, Lizzie, what have you got for us?

I've got some exciting hints of an ancient Egyptian discovery.