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	Supercritical fluids Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 263 seconds Is it a liquid? Is it a gas? Professor Martyn Poliakoff demonstrates supercritical fluids in his office at the University of Nottingham. More with Professor Poliakoff at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: fluid, martyn, poliakoff, supercritical

	Outtakes from Periodic Table of Videos - Part One Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 216 seconds Mishaps and unused footage from our sister channel http://www.youtube.c om/periodicvideos In this video, Dr Pete Licence grapples with the advanced concept of balloons! Related: of, outtakes, periodic, table, videos

	Day in the life: Astrophysicists Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 434 seconds Rhaana Starling and Phil Evans are astrophysicists at the University of Leicester. They study gamma ray bursts detected by the Swift spacecraft. More from the East Midlands STEM partnership at http://www.emstempar tnership.org.uk/ Related: astronomy

	Super hydrophobic substances Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 426 seconds Neil Shirtcliffe describes a substance that REALLY doesn't like water. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: hydrophobic, neil, shirtcliffe, super

	Outtakes from Periodic Table of Videos - Part Two Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 147 seconds This compilation of Pete's wonderful samples has been uploaded to celebrate his upcoming nuptials. Congratulations Pete and Lisa. Related: licence, pete

	The Bone Mender Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 332 seconds Ifty Ahmed is working on an alternative to metal plates to fix broken bones. A polymer and phosphate glass combination sometimes nicknamed biobones, which resolves into the body when its job is done. More Nottingham science at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: bones, broken

	Meet Martyn Poliakoff Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 475 seconds Martyn Poliakoff, CBE, is an acclaimed chemistry professor at the University of Nottingham. He is the brother of writer and director Stephen Poliakoff. More about Martyn and other Nottingham scientists at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: martyn, poliakoff

	Test Tube highlights Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 273 seconds This montage of highlights from Test Tube was made to mark the Science Cities summit held in Nottingham in October 2008. See all the Test Tube films at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: city, science, test, tube

	What is nanotechnology? Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 581 seconds A nanotech tour with Clive Roberts from the University of Nottingham. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: nanotechnology

	Brain portrait Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 371 seconds A portrait of my brain is created in an MRI scanner, all in the name of pyschology research. Dr Richard Ramsey is conducting the project at the University of Nottingham. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: brain, mri, scanner

	Water bottles and green chemistry Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 239 seconds Professor Martyn Poliakoff explains why he has such an impressive collection of water bottles. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: chemistry, green, martyn, poliakoff

	The Laurus Building Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 469 seconds A sneak preview of the new Laurus building at BioCity in Nottingham, less than 24 hours before its official opening. More science stuff at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: biocity, laurus

	Elephant ultrasound Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 227 seconds Noorjahan the pregnant elephant undergoes and ultrasound scan at Twycross Zoo. More science at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: elephant, pregnant, twycross, zoo

	Small stuff Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 248 seconds Imagine a machine making parts so small they fit on the back of an ant! Here are some expensive machines studying and manufacturing incredibly small components at the University of Nottingham. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: nanotechnology

	Immortal worms Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 486 seconds As part of research into stem cells, Aziz Aboobaker collects planaria (flatworms) from a sewage outlet behind the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham. To find out more visit http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: aboobaker, aziz, cells, stem, worms

$Professor Poliakoff\$	Professor Poliakoff's Wiggly Giggly Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 95 seconds One of the UK's top chemistry professors explains how he uses dog toys to teach first-year students about the structure of molecules! More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: chemistry, martyn, poliakoff

$Immortal worms & Dee\$	Immortal worms & Dee's poster Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 316 seconds Aziz Aboobaker and Dee Evans discuss how stem cell filled planarians (tiny worms) are able to grow new heads if you chop them off. Much more at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: aboobaker, aziz, cells, stem, worms

	Storing the wind Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 430 seconds Seamus Garvey explains his ideas for storing wind energy. Learn about Test Tube at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: energy, garvey, seamus, test, tube, wind

	Day in the life: Scientist Aziz Aboobaker Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 299 seconds Aziz Aboobaker is a molecular biologist in Nottingham. More from the East Midlands STEM partnership at http://www.emstempar tnership.org.uk/ Related: aboobaker, aziz, scientist

	Meet Aziz Aboobaker Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 577 seconds From Star Wars fan to leading expert on stem cells in planarian worms, Aziz Aboobaker is building a team of scientists at the University of Nottingham. More athttp://www.test-tu be.org.uk/ Related: aboobaker, aziz

	From Russia with Leaf - Part 2 of 3 Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 211 seconds The second part of Markus Eichhorn's debrief following three months of tree research in Kamchatka, Russia. Here he talks about encounters with the natives - both humans and bears. More at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: bears, kamchatka, trees

	More Wiggly Gigglys Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 86 seconds Professor Martyn Poliakoff receives a new batch of Wiggly Gigglys! Related: giggly, wiggly

	Making safer car parts Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 415 seconds Thermoplastic composite sandwich structures - it's a mouthful to say, but Richard Brookes at the University of Nottingham says they'll lead to safer, lighter and cheaper parts for cars. More science at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: composite, sandwich, structures, thermoplastic

Hypnotic water jet
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Video duration: 120 seconds

Watch the University of Nottingham water jet cutting through plexiglass, filmed with a special camera. Scientist Janet Folkes can be heard discussing the machine, her narration combining to make a strangely hypnotic film. Best watched at high quality if option is available. More about the water jet and Janet at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/

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	Prudence and her PhD Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 282 seconds Prudence Mutowo goes through her viva to decide is she will be awarded a doctorate. More about Prudence and other Nottingham-based scientists at http://www.test-tube .org.uk/ Related: mutowo, phd, prudence