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Cybercrimes with Ben Hammersley
Surveillance
- Broadcast
- 2014 (26 mins)
In 2013 Edward Snowden and a handful of journalists revealed to the world the systematic surveillance of global internet traffic by the US and the UK. How he managed to reveal to the world the story of our...
Cybercrimes with Ben Hammersley
Piracy
- Broadcast
- 2014 (25 mins)
The Pirate Bay is one of the largest file sharing sites in the world, founded in Sweden in 2003 by Gottfrid Svartholm, Fredrik Neij and Peter Sunde. Faced with extreme pressure from the US-led entertainment...
Cybercrimes with Ben Hammersley
Cyber War
- Broadcast
- 2014 (26 mins)
It has been described as the Hiroshima of cyber war, the moment where the fevered imaginations of science fiction finally came true. From as early as 2005 a computer worm called Stuxnet disrupted what the...
Bang Goes The Theory Series 6
Episode 3
- Broadcast
- 2012 (28 mins)
In the latest of the series, Liz finds out how safe digital storage like DVDs and memory sticks are, and whether The Cloud answers all our problems. Dallas and Jem see what it takes to properly wipe your...
Blue Sky
Staring
- Broadcast
- 2002 (4 mins)
Is the sense of being stared at a real phenomenon?
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Muscles
- Broadcast
- 2002 (5 mins)
How muscles could be synthesised for use in engineering.
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Big Bang
- Broadcast
- 2002 (4 mins)
Invention to tell how galaxies were formed by reconstructing very blurred images. Invention is now being developed for use in breast cancer diagnosis & CCTV criminal identification.
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Crowds
- Broadcast
- 2002 (5 mins)
How a mathematician came up with an equation that predicts crowd flow in any environment.
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Lab on a Chip
- Broadcast
- 2001 (5 mins)
Steven Haswell has inventied a ‘mirco-reactor’ - a small glass chip that carries out chemical reactions on a molecular level. He is completely rethinking chemistry and his invention could see the end of...
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Flights of Fancy
- Broadcast
- 2001 (5 mins)
Optical physicists from Exeter University have discovered by chance, very complex microscopic structures in butterfly wings. As a result they are learning more about how colours are emitted and this...