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Compilation of the series of 6 programmes in which five scientists are taken to a remote island, left with only the most basic of equipment and asked to use their scientific knowledge as survival skills to...
This CD-ROM provides an introduction to industrial microbiology. It consists of three parts. The first part is a tutorial that covers microbial growth and explains the mathematical equations that describe...
Discusses the role of mitochondria in the production of ATP by the cell and shows how an oxygen electrode can be used to follow the uptake of oxygen by isolated mitochondria.
Part 1: Food manufacturers add a vast range of chemical additives for flavour, colour, improved texture and longer shelf life. It is estimated that we each consume at least fifty different additives a day....
In Food, Inc., filmmaker Robert Kenner lifts the veil on our nation’s food industry, exposing the highly mechanized underbelly that has been hidden from the American consumer with the consent of our...
Five programmes from the series NOBEL’S GREATEST HITS on topics relating to medicine and one on Nobel himself. Each 10-minute programme gives a clear explanation of a major advance in medicine.
Series looking at ground-breaking medical research and treatment during the 50 years of the National Health Service. 1 (producer Fiona Holmes): Sir John Crofton describes how, as a junior doctor, was...
A series examining the human living body in its entirety, answering questions such as what underlies movement, thinking, eating and breathing, how one body gives birth to another, how can the human eye be so...
Aubrey Manning presents a series on geological history, unfolding the recent story of how scientists have come to understand the mechanics of our dynamic planet. The 8 programmes took 3 years to make, cost...
Each programme in the series examines the process of invention through some of the monumental accomplishments of one the world’s greatest inventors and their landmark contributions. Explains that no one...
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