STEM Taster Lecture Videos
STEM online taster lecture videos
Here is a selection of online taster lecture videos from across the STEM faculties and subject areas.
Biological Sciences Taster Lecture Videos
See below taster lectures from the School of Biology, School of Molecular and Cellular Biology, School of Biomedical Sciences and the School of Sports and Exercise Science.
Why Study Ecology and Conservation Biology?
Sex, Genes and Rock'n'Roll
Proteostasis or how frying an egg relates to neurodegenerative diseases
The mechanism of bacterial peptide import by the RagAB transporter
Seeing the past, predicting the future: vision and perception
Insulin in the brain and the regulation of food intake
Controlling complex movements
At the heart of your exercise limit
Using differentiation to understand how we beat a 100m world record
Chemistry Taster Lecture Videos
Transition metal chemistry: controlling nanosized metallo-cages
How do reactions behave in very cold environments?
Engineering Taster Lecture Videos
Civil Engineering in the 21st century
Electronic Engineering: 5G and the internet of things
Environment & Geography Taster Lecture Videos
Unlocking sustainable cities
Rumbly with a chance of shakes
Mapping animal burrows with geophysics
Fantastic beasts and why to conserve them
The building blocks of infrastructure; using Minecraft for public participation
Geographical perspectives of malaria transmission
Food Science Taster Lecture Videos
Maths Taster Lecture Videos
Taster lecture: Fractals - What, How, Why?
Physics Taster Lectures Videos
Bringing soft matter physics to life
Hierarchical biomechanics: approaches for understanding materials & mechanics across lengthscales
Our astrochemical heritage: An introduction to research in astrophysics at Leeds
It from qubit: quantum information meets quantum matter
