The strange history of bacterial science
The discussion focuses on the study of microbes, particularly E.coli, in different environments to understand their chemical processes.
Cambridge men attack all-women college, 1921
The video discusses the challenges faced by women in academia, particularly in biochemistry, and the resistance to granting them equal degrees.
The woman who discovered metamorphosis | The Royal Society
Celebrating Maria Zilla Marian's contributions to entomology through her detailed study of insects in Surinam.
The scientific life of Marjory Stephenson | The Royal Society
The video explores the life and achievements of Marjory Stevenson, a pioneering female biochemist and fellow of the Royal Society, highlighting her contributions to microbiology and her role in advancing women's participation in science.
The ethical science of Kathleen Lonsdale | The Royal Society
The video explores the life and contributions of Kathleen Lonsdale, a pioneering female scientist and Quaker, highlighting her achievements in crystallography and her advocacy for ethical scientific practices.
The scientific life of Marjory Stephenson | The Royal Society
The video explores the life and contributions of Marjorie Stevenson, a pioneering female biochemist and fellow of the Royal Society, highlighting her impact on microbiology and her role in advancing women's participation in science.
Marjory Stephenson and Kathleen Lonsdale - trailer | The Royal Society
The video highlights the pioneering contributions of women in science, focusing on Kathleen Lonsdale and Marjorie Stevenson, and discusses the challenges and progress in gender equality within scientific fields.
Unboxing Isaac Newton's beer mug | The Royal Society
A beer mug believed to belong to Sir Isaac Newton is showcased, with strong evidence supporting its authenticity.
What's the point of pain? | The Royal Society
The video discusses the complexity of pain, its types, and the challenges in understanding and treating it.