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A laser is usable light made into a beam of energy. It has many qualities such as burning away a birthmark without breaking the skin, which makes it invaluable in modern surgery. Demonstrates how lasers can...
Concerns JET (Joint European Torus) which involves European students working to provide the world with an infinite source of cheap power. Shows the principles of nuclear fusion and how temperatures of the...
Looks at the work of Dr Cesar Milstein, who discovered how to grow antibodies outside the human body. Monoclonal antibodies are being used to help reduce the risk of mismatched bone marrow transplants and,...
John and Bryony Coles at work in the peat bog known as the wetlands of Somerset. Sequences on the formation of peat and on the use of stone implements.
Shows how the study of an Egyptian mummy at Manchester Museum has resulted in the development of new fingerprinting methods and new techniques in radiology and pathology. Ends with a long sequence showing a...
In the 1950s mobile x-ray units were to be found in many cities in Britain and for the first time x-rays were freely available. Since then there have been significant developments in the technology....
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