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A performance of the first play written specifically for television by Samuel Beckett.
John Barton talks with Ian Richardson and Richard Pasco about their alternating roles in Richard II in the Royal Shakespeare Company production. They illustrate their discussion with specially recorded...
Professor Sir George Porter discusses with Professor David Bohm and Dr Basil Hiley of Birkbeck College, his view of the theoretical foundations of contemporary physics.
The radio play by Samuel Beckett. Music by Humphrey Searle and the London Sinfonietta.
An introduction to the structure and functions of biological membranes: cell structure and organelle; plant and nerve membranes; separation of membranes from cells and their composition; phospholipid...
Explains how the atomic nucleus is investigated by the scattering of particle beams. By a series of analogies with water waves and light waves, the basic features of scattering experiments are described....
Shows the use of the Pys gas chromatograph.
The radio play by Samuel Beckett.
Based on Samuel Beckett’s screenplay of the same name, Beckett asks us to imagine that we may have existence only as constructs of the imagination of others, and if we wish to free ourselves of the burden...
A discussion between Professor Richard Bernstein of Yale University, Professor Dudley Hershbach of the University of Texas, and John Polanyi of the University of Toronto, in which they talk about their...
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