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Science really is everywhere! From the Big Bang to quantum mechanics to free will to ice skating, we explore it all featuring Neil deGrasse Tyson, Chuck Nice, theoretical physicist Brian Greene, neuroscientist Heather Berlin, rapper Baba Brinkman, and Olympic silver medalist figure skater Sasha Cohen.

Can a computer recognise skin cancer? Andre Esteva and colleagues have trained a neural network to identify the difference between harmless moles and potentially deadly skin conditions - with remarkable accuracy.

A video bringing people together who both support and oppose vaccination to see if they can find middle ground.

In the third and final series of Microfluidics Adventures by The Lutetium Project, we show you microfluidic chips as you've never seen them before. Let’s mix some microdroplets!

This is the world's first peer-reviewed journal article to investigate survival and mortality in Game of Thrones.

This video provides an overview of the different steps involved in preparing a tissue sample for light microscopy, from tissue fixation through to H&E staining.

In part two of "Microfluidics Adventures", brought to you by the Lutetium Project, Marie Boulez talks us through the major components of a microfluidics system, and shows us how to piece everything together.

Adam and Neil Pearson are identical twins, but you’d never know it from looking at them. Although they share the same DNA, their appearances are vastly different; each suffers from neurofibromatosis, a rare genetic disorder that has affected them in divergent ways. They tell their story in this deeply moving short documentary.

Watch this video to learn about the role of tandem mass spectrometry in newborn screening.

Apoptosis is an important cellular process that allows cells to die in a programmed fashion, essential for embryo development, homeostasis, and cancer development. This 3D animation provides an overview of the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways involved and demonstrates how activation of the caspase cascade occurs.