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The Adventure Capitalists web teamTiger Aspect

The Open University

Theo Paphitis accompanied nine companies as they attempted to open up new markets overseas. Our web team brought together a range of advice and background information to support the programme.

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The Alternative Medicine webteamCopyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

The Open University

Alternative Medicine brought a scientific approach to the controversial subject of treatments outside mainstream Western medicine.

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The Alternative Therapies webteamCopyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

The Open University

Alternative Therapies took a scientific look at a controversial subject. What, if anything, do approaches outside modern Western medicine have to offer? 

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The Background Brief teamThe Open University

The Open University

Background Brief: The Open University's guide to everything you needed to know about scientific debate. It ran on BBC Two from 1999; the last new episode aired in 2001.

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The Bang Goes The Theory web teamBBC

The Open University

Bang Goes The Theory is BBC One's prime-time exploration of all things scientific. Here at The Open University, we take you further into the science beyond the Bang!

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Click on BBC World Servicephotos.com

The Open University

The Open University linked up the BBC World Service's technology programme - formerly known as Digital Planet - to bring you a series of special, themed episodes.

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The Big Question teamBBC World Service

The Open University

Across a full year on the BBC World Service, Emma Joseph and The Big Question team explored a range of questions at the heart of modern life.

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The Cell City teamCopyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

The Open University

This Open University programme explored the similarities between cities and the cells in all our bodies. It was first shown in 2002.

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The Child Of Our Time web teamBBC

The Open University

Launched in 2000, Child Of Our Time has been following the lives of children born at the start of the century. The Open University has offered you the chance to join in the surveys.

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The Civil War teamWark Clements

The Open University

Presented by Tristram Hunt, The Open University - BBC Civil War programmes explored the most turbulent time in British political history.

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