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

In this video from Nottingham Science 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 Nottingham Science 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 Nottingham Science we see if James gets his PhD.

In this video from Nottingham Science 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 Nottingham Science we learn about what nanotechnology is.

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

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

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

In this video from Nottingham Science Noorjahan the pregnant elephant undergoes and ultrasound scan.

In this video from Nottingham Science 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 Nottingham Science we learn facts about chocolate and roses.

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

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

In this video from Nottingham Science we learn about making the perfect perfume.

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

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

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

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

In this video from Nottingham Science we talk to Phil Webb who is an expert in the use of robots for manufacturing extremely large objects, like plane parts.

In this video from Nottingham Science Mike Clifford plays Christmas carols in his local church band - and talks about his dual roles as scientist and committed Christian.