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  • Wet teamwork

    Ants work in teams to form rafts and cross puddles! By mimicking the physical properties of liquids, ants can manage to overcome even the largest puddle.

  • Body full of blood!

    7-8 percent of your body weight is made up of blood!

  • Bacteria are taking over!

    Humans are home to over 1000 trillion bacteria! Bacterial cells are the most abundant cell in the human body, outnumbering our own cells by 10 to 1. Your face has 10-100 million bacteria per square centimetre.

  • Tiny bacteria

    Around one million bacteria can fit on a pin head!

  • Nutritional supplements in sport

    An insight into the development of nutritional supplements from the University of Bedfordshire.

  • John - Professor of Sport

    An interview with John, a Professor of Sport at the University of Bedfordshire.

  • How Science Works - Clip Bank

    Short, engaging stimuli showing students the real-life application of science within the context of BP’s business.

  • A little biting creature

    Ever wondered what a tsetse fly is or the damage it can cause? Well read this article to find out more and see how you could get involved in trying to treat infectious diseases.

  • Designer babies: fact not fiction

    Find out all about IVF, how it is helping couples to have children who may otherwise not have been able, and the ethical questions that it raises.

  • Investigating the brain

    Find out what the brain does and what happens to the rest of the body if it is damaged.

  • STEM Careers

    An insight into the benefits of STEM careers from Kate Bellingham.

  • What is it like to be a scientist?

    Stephen Curry interviews 6 different scientists out of the laboratory to find out what they really think about science.

  • Global Health

    Looking into the issues affecting primary healthcare around the world.

  • Thinking about brains

    Find out more about the human brain and how we can look at it in more detail to aid our understanding.

  • Chilled Education

    New website with careers and other information about the fast moving and dynamic chilled food sector.

  • Careers in Conservation

    Webpages from the RSPB providing useful hints and tips for getting a career in conservation.

  • Laura Roberts-Artal

    Laura - PhD student in Geology

    An interview with Laura who shares her stories and experiences of working in earth science.

  • Love your heart

    Find out about the heart, how it works, and how you could base your career around it.

  • Seeing what your future holds

    Sight is so important to us all to see the world around us, but what careers are involved in improving sight for those who are not so fortunate? Read on to find out more.

  • How does the brain work?

    Controlling the body, experiencing emotions and storing memories - just a few of the things our brain does for us. But what happens when it all goes wrong...

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