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Blog: Reciprocal Space Topics:science, arts, life
Tag Archives: Video
What is it like to be a Scientist?
It is a year to the day since the release of my film, “I’m a Scientist“, in which six different scientists talk openly about their lives in the laboratory and what makes them tick. The aim of the film is … Continue reading
Jam Yesterday
On a grey day back in October I made my way along Albemarle Street to the Royal Institution for the filming of DemoJam, a lively and light-hearted program of science produced by Jonathan Sanderson and the rest of the gang … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Protein Crystallography, Science
Tagged RI Channel, Royal Institution, Video
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Coming Soon
Today sees the release of the new trailer of my latest and most ambitious film project. In doing so I am following theĀ sound advice of Richard Hamming andĀ forcing my own hand. With the trailer now on public view, I will … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Fun, Scientific Life
Tagged science communication, scientific life, Video
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You should have seen the look on her face
The last king of England to lead an army on the battlefield was George II, at the Battle of Dettingen in Bavaria in 1743 during the War of the Austrian Succession. The last President of the United States to serve … Continue reading
Posted in Science & Politics, Technology
Tagged Hilary Clinton, Obama, Osama bin Laden, technology, Video, war
23 Comments
The Perutz Effect
I have Jim Franks of Newton TV to thank for the opportunity to sit around a table with some of the current scientists at the world-famous MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology to talk about the legacy of its founder, Max … Continue reading
Posted in History of Science, Protein Crystallography, Science, Science & Media
Tagged Max Perutz, Protein Crystallography, Video
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