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The 164th Royal Institution Christmas Lectures series, in which Professor Frank Close provides a beginner’s guide to particle physics.
Looks at the work of American inventors and scientists who are working to extract energy from water and notes that inventors mistsrust scientists and scientists belittle inventors.
Looks at how air traffic control works and at the revolution in aircraft guidance systems involving satellites, computers and automatic collision-avoidance systems.
Explores the technologies being developed for the European Fighter Aircraft. Radical new techniques of design and construction have made possible the manufacture of previously impossible components.
Questions the efficiency of chemical pesticides, which are revealed to be expensive, environmentally unfriendly and ineffective. Reviews the development of biological pest control, looking at current...
Uses the latest microscopic and computer images to attempt a scientific and biological explanation of HIV and to set it in the context of other viruses and the workings of the human immune system. Looks at...
A look at the six years of preparation that have gone into Barcelona’s preparation for the 25th Olympic Games. Presents a ‘behind the scenes’ view of how Barcelona prepared for and managed the games,...
The 163rd Royal Institution Christmas Lectures series, in which Professor Charles Stirling FRS examines the chemistry of life. 1: How humans are lop-sided in the use of brains, eyes, ears, right down to...
Looks back over the Gulf war and shows recently declassified images which explain why Operation Desert Storm has been described as a revolution in warfare. Assesses whether there was anything qualitatively...
Superstring theory may be the most significant breakthrough in physics since Einstein’s theory of relativity. While many of the theories such as general relativity and quantum mechanics can be readily...
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