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This week, a new way to detect alzheimers lara visits the Virtual Reality world helping in the early diagnosis of dementia. Oh, im quite close. Yeah, well. Well, relatively close. Maybe im not that close at all. Would you be happy with your kids taking this kind of Science Lesson . With the right amount of pressure, the Great Pyramid could generate a tremendous amount of electricity. Well investigate the ai targeting children with disinformation. And were in india to see how the diamond industry could become more sustainable by growing precious stones ina lab. The Royal Institution of great br...

To detect alzheimers. Lara visits the Virtual Reality world helping in the early diagnosis of dementia. Oh, im quite close. Yeah, well. Well, relatively close. Maybe im not that close at all. Would you be happy with your kids taking this kind of Science Lesson . With the right amount of pressure, the Great Pyramid could generate. A tremendous amount of electricity. Well investigate the ai targeting children with disinformation. And were in india to see how the diamond industry could become more sustainable by growing precious stones in a lab. The Royal Institution of great britain. For the pas...

The Royal Institution of great britain. For the past two centuries, this independent charity has sought to connect as many people as possible with the wonders of science. Famed for its christmas lectures, which are aired by the bbc, the Royal Institutions iconic theatre is a place where leading scientists regularly share their work with live audiences. One area of Scientific Research which affects us all is in the diagnosis and treatment of serious illnesses. Now, the great thing is science has helped us live longer, but the flip side of that is that we are now discovering illnesses which main...

When first formed in 2015, Artemis Technologies was the UK arm of Gunvor - a commodities trading firm co-founded by oligarch Gennady Timchenko. His former business partner still sits on the firm's board

Nigel Garnder, who is standing for the Conservative Party in Harpenden and Berkhamsted co-founded lobbying firms including GPlus, which worked for Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin and Russian state energy firm Gazprom in the 2000s