In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we meet Steve Bennett who is lead designer on a computer game called Football Superstars.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> James Clewett is nearing the end of physics PhD - but first he must finish writing his thesis and endure a dreaded viva!

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Markus our tree expert is at it again - this time exploring a bee-covered Lime Tree within the University of Nottingham grounds.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see if James gets his PhD.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Ted Cocking shows how he has introduced bacteria to plant cells which allows the plants to capture their nitrogen from the atmosphere rather than using harmful man-made fertilizers.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we learn about what nanotechnology is.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Astronomer Mike Merrifield talks about going through UCAS applications.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see footage from two cameras filming the total solar eclipse on 22 July 2009.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see an MRI scan of a human brain for psychology research at the University of Nottingham.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Professor Ed Lester discusses a novel way to produce nanoparticles on an industrial scale.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Noorjahan the pregnant elephant undergoes and ultrasound scan.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see the first part of a 'Sherwood Forest Interview' with Trevor Drage, discussing the capture of carbon dioxide from power stations.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we learn facts about chocolate and roses.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> contains additional footage from the 'Alpha Beta Gamma' video at Sixty Symbols

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we learn how you can find out about animal's health from their poo.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we learn about making the perfect perfume.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> Astronomer Meghan Gray speaks about her great-grandfather Robert Pocock, who was also an astronomer.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see the transmission electron microscope zooming in on a gold nanoparticle.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we see footage from Professor Mike Merrifield about space co-ordinates.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we take a look at hippos in the water.

In this video from <i>Nottingham Science</i> we hear the first 10,000 digits of Pi... You will hear the Feynman Point around the 40-second mark!!!