Understanding stem cells, benefits for all? - Melanie Welham
Professor Melanie Welham from the University of Bath's Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology talks about the benefits of stem cells.
Creativity in the face of crisis - How great entrepreneurs rise from recessions - David Rogers
David Rogers talks about how entrepreneurs use innovation and creativity to survive and thrive in hard times.
Spirit country - Roger Vlitos
Professional photographer Roger Vlitos talks about nature writer Richard Jefferies, who coined the phrase Spirit Country for the west of England countryside that inspired him and many other followers.
Lies, damned lies, and statistics - Simon Woo
Professor Simon Wood from the University of Bath talks about smoothing, letting data speak without telling it what to say.
How the mind controls the body - Momna Hejmadi
Dr Momna Hejmadi, from the University of Bath, explores some of the non-conventional patterns of behaviour and links them to how the brain works.
The Holburne museum and its plans for the future - Alexander Sturgis
Dr Alexander Sturgis, Director of the Holburne Museum, talks about its plans for the future. He gives an insight into what visitors will be able to see in the renewed museum and the ways in which the development will allow it to play its part to the full in the cultural life of the city and region.
Showcase presentation on earthquakes - part 2 - Andrew Plummer
Professor Andrew Plummer, Director of the Centre for Power Transmission and Motion Control, discusses recreating earthquakes in a laboratory to test how buildings perform under extreme conditions.
Showcase presentation on earthquakes - part 1 - Dina D'Ayala
How vulnerable are our historic buildings to earthquakes and how can we preserve them from seismic tremors? Dr Dina D'Ayala from the University's Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering discusses the development of methods to protect and preserve historic buildings from seismic damage.
Tom Brokaw on King's Legacy
In this video clip, hear Tom Brokaw talk about Martin Luther King, Jr.'s lasting effects on American Society. (1:48)
A Literary Look at State Formation Tea Parties, Occupiers, and Libertarian Class Analysis Andrew J., Galambos's Ideas and the Future of Private Protection for Intellectual Property Cómo es una falla - en español Re: Intresting new archive.org section! Donor Video The Tomb of Tutankhamun Cómo se firmó la Declaración de los Derechos Humanos - en español Funny Facts You Can Use This President's Day Earthquakes 101 Coordinate Conjunction
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Una falla es una fractura que se produce en la corteza terrestre debido a
que las fuerzas tectónicas son superiores a la resistencia de las rocas. Existen varios tipos de fallas: las fallas normales, las inversas, las de desgarre y las oblicuas con desgarre. (2:00)
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In this video clip, learn about the excavation of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. (2:22)
El 10 de diciembre de 1948 la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas aprobó la Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos. Esta Declaración anuncia por primera vez los derechos sociales, civiles,
políticos, económicos y culturales de todos los seres humanos. (2:30)
This President's Day, let's not concern ourselves as much with the accomplishments of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. In this video clip, delve into the stunning accomplishments of the likes of Martin Van Buren, Grover Cleveland, Calvin Coolidge, Grace Coolidge, George H W Bush, Warren Harding and Bill Clinton. Patrick Jones presents. (1:06)
Earthquakes happen all the time, and can be barely noticeable or terribly devastating. What causes them? What can we do to be prepared? This 2:38 video explains what creates earthquakes, areas of the planet that have more quakes, and shows some of the devastation. A brief overview.
In this brief slide show lesson learn about Coordinate Conjunctions. A coordinate conjunction is a word used to connect words, phrases, and independent clauses. Like: and, but, or, for, yet, and so. (FANBOY-learning tactic) Examples are shown and Coordinate sentences. (01:39)
