Jem Stansfield

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Jem Stansfield has a degree in aeronautics and a background in building interesting things for curious programmes and films.

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Nobel and nitro, a dynamite story Featuring: video, Used with permission

By Jem Stansfield (Guest), Professor Seymour Mauskopf (Guest)

12 October 2010

Explore Nobel's development of dynamite and how a journalistic error was the probable catalyst in his foundation of The Nobel Prizes. Read more : Nobel and nitro, a dynamite story

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Piston power Featuring: video, Used with permission

By Jem Stansfield (Guest), Dr Graham Hollister-Short (Guest)

12 October 2010

Power is wealth - and gunpowder is power indeed. Explore how Leonardo's groundbreaking designs for a gunpowder powered piston ultimately led to the invention of steam engines. Read more : Piston power

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Explosive accuracy Featuring: video, BBC

By Dr Sidney Alford (Guest), Jem Stansfield (Guest)

11 October 2010

Explosives expert Dr Sidney Alford joins Jem to explain the art of effective explosions. Read more : Explosive accuracy

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Meet the Bang team: Jem Stansfield Featuring: video,audio, The Open University

By Jem Stansfield (Guest), Dr Janet Sumner (The Open University)

20 April 2010

Jem's path took him from university through a Scrapheap and onto Bang! Read more : Meet the Bang team: Jem Stansfield

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Jem Stansfield has a degree in aeronautics and a background in building interesting things for curious programmes and films. His work has appeared on Scrapheap Challenge, Science Shack and the remake of Lost In Space. He's been a presenter on Bang Goes The Theory since the first episode.

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Nobel and nitro, a dynamite story Featuring: video, Used with permission

Piston power Featuring: video, Used with permission

Explosive accuracy Featuring: video, BBC

Meet the Bang team: Jem Stansfield Featuring: video,audio, The Open University

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