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Synthetic biology is an emerging field in at the intersection of biotechnology, information technology and biochemistry with the aim to make biology easier to engineer. But what exactly are synthetic...
Recording of an illustrated presentation by Jeanie Grant Moore (University of San Diego) on the fascination of US President Thomas Jefferson with the work of William Shakespeare.
Drama-documentary set in the near future: a world in which the European Union has collapsed and countries that had collaborated at the beginning of the 21st century are regressing into the fractious...
Recording of an online video conversation between Dr. Dennis Britton and Melissa Karmen Lee. They discuss contemporary views on Shakespeare’s Othello and the role of Iago, focusing on Chris Ofili’s 2019...
Why were six men sent to prison 1932 for simply walking in the moors of the Peak District? This short documentary tells their fascinating story and also gives details regarding the National Parks and Access...
Babies born four months early - in the 23rd week of pregnancy - exist on the very edge of life. A few go on to become the ‘miracle babies’ of glossy magazines, but most die. Director Adam Wishart has...
A silent film inspired by Jacques speech in As You Like It.
Recording of an online video conversation between Melissa Karmen Lee and her guests Dr. Paul Yachnin, Dr. Gregory Mackie and Norman Colbeck . They discuss Shakespeare’s King Lear, focussing on...
On a finite budget, the NHS cannot afford to offer every treatment on the market, so how is it decided which medications should be made available? This programme follows the nail-biting decision about one...
Michael Rosen reads a poem inspired by Shakespeare’s The Tempest, which he has written for Shakespeare Week 2023 (20 to 26 March).
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