Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Ripples in the ether – Vision of the future (1972) Geoffrey Gouriet shows us some of the most remarkable inventions that back in 1972 were still under development. Ripples in the ether – Vision of the future (1972) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Crystals and lasers – Applications of lasers (1987) Lasers are not just for pointing at the board. David Phillips shows us the different applications of laser from their use in Crystals and lasers – Applications of lasers (1987) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Ripples in the ether – Getting rid of the wires (1972) In this second lecture, Geoffrey Gouriet demonstrates the behaviour of mechanical waves. Ripples in the ether – Getting rid of the wires (1972) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Physics Gulliver's travels – Beyond the map (1968) By working with scales, we have seen that the laws of mechanics and electricity are not the only laws of physics. In the last of Gulliver's travels – Beyond the map (1968) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Maths Physics Gulliver's travels – Dwarf and giant numbers (1968) From the arithmetic of ratios to the science of numbers themselves, Philip Morrison explores the importance of small and large Gulliver's travels – Dwarf and giant numbers (1968) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Physics Technology and engineering Gulliver's travels – Lilliput and Brobdingnag since the industrial revolution (1968) Philip Morrison asks what our technology would look like if we were the size of men in Gulliver's voyages? Gulliver's travels – Lilliput and Brobdingnag since the industrial revolution (1968) Read more
Video Biology and the human body CHRISTMAS LECTURES Physics Gulliver's travels – A prodigious leap? (1968) Philip Morrison studies the walking, running, floating, and swimming, by large animals and small, and in man-made vehicles of Gulliver's travels – A prodigious leap? (1968) Read more
Video Biology and the human body CHRISTMAS LECTURES Physics Gulliver's travels – Meat and drink sufficient for 1728 Lilliputians (1968) Could Gulliver have eaten the food of 1728 Lilliputians? Philip Morrison explores big and small systems, using mice, men and Gulliver's travels – Meat and drink sufficient for 1728 Lilliputians (1968) Read more
Video CHRISTMAS LECTURES Maths Physics Gulliver's travels – The world of captain Gulliver (1968) In his first CHRISTMAS LECTURE from 1968, Philip Morrison looks at the arithmetic of large and small numbers, the geometry of Gulliver's travels – The world of captain Gulliver (1968) Read more
