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The theory and technique of stereotaxic surgery applied to the treatment of Parkinson’s disease.
Radio programme of Shakespeare songs composed by J. S. Stevens, G. A. Macfarren, E. J. Morean, Geoffrey Shaw and Edward German. The BBC Singers are conducted by Trevor Harvey.
On 30 October 1938, the Orson Welles Mercury Theatre group enacted a version, by Howard Koch, of H.G. Wells, novel ‘War of the Worlds’. It was transmitted live at 8pm standard time throughout the USA on...
Many examples of crustaceans including wood lice, daphnia, cyclops, shrimps and lobsters, in their natural environments.
Shows various aspects of neurotransmitter research through the eyes of three specialists in the field.
The inter-relationships between the alder wood-wasp and four hymenopterous parasites are shown in detail. Two of the methods of parasitism were new to science when the film was made.
BFI synopsis: Bedlington terriers visit a mining town.
A new procedure permitting the treatment of solids by a gaseous atmosphere in the electron microscope. The photographs obtained show the progress of the solid-gas reaction. The technique is applied to the...
A reconstruction of the techniques of pottery-making in the Neolithic period. Discusses choice of materials and shows shaping, methods of decoration and firing. A range of copies of original pots from...
Discusses the discovery of the penicillin-producing fungus, and subsequent development of the various forms of penicillin including the semi-synthetic varieties. Actiona and application are fully described.
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