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Audio recording of the Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar Prize Lecture given by philosopher Dr Jeremy Butterfield on emergent phenomena at the Royal Society on 7/11/2007. Emergence, and its contrary reduction, are...
This three-part series helps students appreciate the career opportunities that science offers, highlighting the personal and financial benefits of many scientific professions and the chance to do work that...
This series of talks by Richard Dawkins was originally presented as the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, 1991. Dawkins discusses the evolution of life in the universe.
Two programmes from the series based on the works of the Turkish author and thinker Harun Yahya, who promotes a creationist view of Islam. THE COLLAPSE OF ATHEISM maintains that the history of mankind is now...
Rough Science 6 Pack includes the 6 full TV programmes from the series. 1) POWER - In the first in the new series of Rough Science, at their high altitude base in the Rocky Mountains, the team attempt to...
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...
Classic autism and Asperger Syndrome are two subgroups on the autistic spectrum. Both lead to social and communication difficulties, the former also involving learning difficulties. Both also involve the...
Dan Brown’s best-selling novel Angels and Demons delves into some of the big questions of cosmology and gets into issues about the history of the debate between science and religion. Where did the world...
One of the most important processes in science is the art of observing. This video resource highlights different ways observations are made, emphasising methods by which students can observe their world....
A series of 22 short scientific films, each up to 3 minutes in length, providing the chance to zoom into the atomic structure of 22 objects of daily life (steel, brass, concrete, aluminium, ceramic, hair,...
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