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Although diamonds take millions of years to form naturally, scientists are learning to create in just a few days synthetic versions that have the same atomic structure. Considers the potentially catastrophic...
The learning organisation theory, pioneered in Britain and carried forward by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is reputed to hold the secret to corporate eternal life. It was tested by...
How five |RA prisoners escaped from Whitemoor - supposedly Britain’s most secure prison.
A dramatised history of anaesthetics with real doctors and nurses playing the part of historical characters.
An investigation of the Crab nebula which is the most powerful sources of radio and x-rays in the sky.*
The applications and implications of microprocessors for the future, in particular the effects on the labour market.
Classic management title taken from Robert Townsend’s ground-breaking book. First shown by the BBC on 17 August 1972, it has now been withdrawn from distribution.
Investigates the chemical plant explosion at Flixborough in which 28 people died, and asks what lessons can be learned for the future.
This BBC documentary examines the legacy of the Balfour Declaration. Written 100 years ago, it was the first time the British government endorsed the establishment of ‘a national home for the Jewish...
Discoveries made in Africa have revolutionised long-held views of how mankind evolved. This video explores how anthropologists are able to piece together the jigsaw of man’s ancestry.
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