44 results found for ,14-19-year-olds

A (fairly) light-hearted explanation of the process of in vitro fertilisation in humans. Winner of the Kroto Prize for Innovative Use of Technology in Science Learning 2016.

Pupils of Wilhelm Raabe School in Hanover....

These things are HOT! - and have a variety of biochemical effects.

Tom looks at the intriguing differences between three states of matter

A fascinating discussion between two humanoids about the mystery force of gravity.

Chiho describes her important work in looking for varieties of wheat which could help increase food production in arid areas.

Tomoha describes her work in helping preserve this threatened species of plant.

Nao describes her work in investigating the ways in which wheat can be made to cope with the higher temperatures expected from global warming.

Aki decribes her experiments in improving soils using various buffering materials.

How iron powder can catalyse bacterial production of hydrogen.

An interesting look at how the direction of water flow affects shell growth in barnacles.

Cameron gives a review of the study of snowflakes and some interesting points about of how our knowledge is still inadequate.

An interesting and very amusing account of the propblems of fractures occurring in sport

Aditya and William give a cartoonists vision of this important subject.

A very interesting survey of the current knowledge of these strange beasts.

A fun view of a serious subject. Lilya and Shiza take a look at how memories are made.

Is there a collision between conserving a single rare species and much wider habitat preservation.

How these ultra-large objects indicate the presence of both dark matter and dark energy.

You've probably never thought of falling in love in this way before.

A look at the various ways we store and information.

A splendid cartoon.

This short piece asks some intriguing questions.