DNA Profiling
Dr Martin Bootman explains what DNA profiling is, how it works and how it can be used to catch a killer.
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Updated on:
09 Feb 2021
Elements of the Periodic Table
Explore the impact of chemical elements on our bodies, our world, and see how they changed the course of history
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Updated on:
01 Feb 2021
Perilous past-time of poison
We look back on the perilous pastime of poison and the evil ways the convicted have tried to hide their wares.
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Updated on:
15 Apr 2020
Plastics in our ocean
Test your knowledge about plastics in our oceans, and learn about how they impact the environment by clicking on the image below...
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Updated on:
04 Feb 2020
The seven types of plastic
To understand the types of plastics available, their differences and to figure out what can be recycled, refer to our quick guide below.
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Updated on:
04 Feb 2020
The Science behind your Christmas Dinner
Ever wondered why you just can't stop reaching for another Quality Street or why you hate Brussel sprouts so much? Dig into the fascinating science behind your festive meal.
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Updated on:
09 Dec 2019
The chemistry of fireworks
Ever wondered about the science behind fireworks? Each type of firework has a slightly different design and ingredients - learn how the various explosions and colours occur.
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Updated on:
04 Nov 2019
Noble gases
What happens when you put noble gases, some balloons and a rooftop together? Watch what happens...
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Updated on:
30 Aug 2019
Fizzy drinks
Find out what's really in those bubbles that give your drinks their fizz.
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Updated on:
30 Aug 2019
Sacrificial Metals
In the Rough Science programme 'The Reef', the Rough Scientists constructed a burglar alarm to protect the delicate coral reef off the island of Chumbe. They strung out a wire across the surface of the water to mark out a no-go region for boats....
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Updated on:
30 Aug 2019