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  1. Mike Marshall’s Daily Controversy: Is It Possible to Be a Scientist and Religious? (2006)

    Subject
    Philosophy; Religious studies; Science

    Video recording of a debate held at the BA Festival of Science 2006 in which Michael Marshall asks whether it is possible to be a scientist and religious? He was joined by Dr Denis Alexander and Professor...

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  2. Science Communication

    Date
    16 Jan 2012, 17:24
    Author
    bufvcsergio
    Post Type
    BUFVC Article

    Turning scientists into journalists: It’s a dirty job but someone has to do it and Nicholas Russell outlines the aims and objectives of the Science Communication Group at Imperial College. About the...

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  3. Does Science Matter? (1994 Video)

    Producer
    David Poyser
    Subject
    Science
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 49 min., 1999 sale: £195.00 (+VAT +p&p)

    Looks at the strength of the arguments in support of the claims that the public ‘should know more about science’. Loosely based on a article by Professor John Durant, four arguments are set: 1)...

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  4. Seven Wonders of the Industrial World (7 Parts) (2004)

    Subject
    Engineering; FE; History; Technology
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 350 minutes), £39.99

    Drama-documentary series recreating epic moments in the industrial revolution. Each episode explores a specific triumphal construction of the era.

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