November 2011

Can a cat be both alive and dead? Can a computer think? How does a tortoise beat Achilles in a race? Voiced by comedian David Mitchell, these fast-paced animations explain six famous thought experiments, from the ancient Greeks to Albert Einstein, that have changed the way we see the world. Subjects as vast as time travel, infinity, quantum mechanics and artificial intelligence, are squeezed into 60-second clips that will tickle your funny bone and blow your mind.

A way to weigh a million dollars using only your mind...

Spectacular Science is a collaborative project between the University for the Creative Arts & the University of Kent. It aims to provide a wide audience with access to scientific knowledge and support the education of students in science subjects. 

This animation tries to explain how the body fights an infection and targets an audience of all ages and educational background.

Voiceprints is software that responds to the frequencies of your voice. Low frequencies appear at the outer parts of the circle, with higher frequencies found towards the centre. The "textile" particles are sized based on the relative intensity of the sound.