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For the last 40 years computer scientists have been pursuing the dream of making a truly intelligent machine. The new breed of computers can work without programs. They are based on the human brain and can...
Reveals the health hazards behind the super-clean image of the mciroelectronics industry.
Shows how each baby, unless it has an identical twin, inherits a unique genetic constitution from its parents. Explains the division of cells, DNA, and chromosomes. Shows how the reproductive organs develop...
Advances in aviation technology give computers a central role in the control of modern jet aircraft. For many years military aircraft have incorporated fly-by-wire technology. The first fly-by-wire civil...
A record of the building of a 47-storey, 7OO-foot tall skyscraper, Worldwide Plaza, in New York City, showing the evolution of the project from the initial design through all it construction stages to its...
Part 1: Shots of present-day Glasgow are intercut with stills and newsreels from the 1930s and 1940s. The first programme in the series deals with the slogan, ‘Glasgow’s Miles Better’, itself, the...
Discusses the damage which the emission of lead by vehicles can do to children’s developing brains and asks why it has taken government and scientists so long to begin effective action.
Three different aspects of HIV infection are discussed: an outbreak in Belgium brought by travellers from Africa; infected drug users in Edinburgh; gay men in Amsterdam.
A series of seven programmes looking at the geomorphology of Britain and Ireland. Part 1: The stiperstones of Shropshire, which are representative of some of the most ancient rocks found in the British...
Discusses AIDS from a number of perspectives - scientific, statistical, social and political and revealing many different viewpoints on the disease. The latest research is contrasted with the immense amount...
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