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Recording of a lecture from HHMI’s 2007 Holiday Lectures on Science. Can AIDS be cured? Why has it been so hard to develop a vaccine against HIV? How are new medicines revolutionizing AIDS treatment? In...
Examines the evolution of modern central heating. It describes early heating and hot water systems of the early 20th century and goes on to explain the principles of modern wet systems. It includes footage...
The placebo effect is a long-recognised phenomenon that has played an important part in the history of medicine. But it’s not until recently that science has begun to truly understand how the placebo...
The 162nd Royal Institution Christmas lectures, in which Dr Richard Dawkins updates Darwin’s theories. 1: Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution and natural selection. 2: The complexity of natural...
Flock of Dodos" is a humorous examination of the debate between evolutionists and intelligent design (ID) proponents who argue that life is too complex to be explained by science alone. The film features...
Dr John H Crook, Reader in Ethology at the University of Bristol, believes that new ideas that have come from ethology (the study of human behaviour) provide an evolutionary perspective on the origins of...
Four programmes examining issues at the interface of science and religion: the origins of the universe, evolution, miracles and the nature of science. Each part includes interviews with scientists and...
Shows biological classification using DNA and micro-fossil evidence. Uses animation and micro-imaging of representive organisms from the domains of life - archaea, bacteria and eucarya.
Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins explores the work of Charles Darwin in this 3-part series for Channel 4. Darwin’s theory of evolution has always been at the crux of Dawkins’ criticism of...
A six-part series on evolution, using a combination of cutting edge model effects and superb wildlife photography. The series shows how living things adapt and use a number of strategies to survive, but that...
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