All Courses
All Courses
Course • Chemistry • 6 lectures
Methods of Analysis
Dr Giorgio Chianello, QMULMethods of Analysis
Dr Giorgio ChianelloQMUL
Course • Government & Politics • 6 lectures
How Democratic is the UK?
Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College LondonHow Democratic is the UK?
Prof. Andrew BlickKing's College London
Course • Chemistry • 8 lectures
Quantitative Chemistry
Dr Mark Read, Birmingham UniversityQuantitative Chemistry
Dr Mark ReadBirmingham University
Course • Chemistry • 3 lectures
Alkenes
Dr Shane Lo Fan Hin, Sussex UniversityAlkenes
Dr Shane Lo Fan HinSussex University
Course • Chemistry • 6 lectures
Drawing and Understanding Organic Structure
Prof. Max Majireck, Hamilton College, NYDrawing and Understanding Organic Structure
Prof. Max MajireckHamilton College, NY
Course • Chemistry • 5 lectures
Optical Isomerism
Prof. David Bergbreiter, Texas A&M UniversityOptical Isomerism
Prof. David BergbreiterTexas A&M University
Course • Chemistry • 7 lectures
The Mechanical Bond
Prof. Steve Goldup, Southampton UniversityThe Mechanical Bond
Prof. Steve GoldupSouthampton University
Course • Chemistry • 5 lectures
Animal Magnetism
Prof. Peter Hore, University of OxfordAnimal Magnetism
Prof. Peter HoreUniversity of Oxford
Course • Government & Politics • 6 lectures
Theories of Representation
Prof. Andrew Blick, King's College LondonTheories of Representation
Prof. Andrew BlickKing's College London
Course • Chemistry • 4 lectures
Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Dr Shane Lo Fan Hin, Sussex UniversityFundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Dr Shane Lo Fan HinSussex University
Course • Chemistry • 5 lectures
Substitution and Elimination Reactions
Prof. Max Majireck, Hamilton College, NYSubstitution and Elimination Reactions
Prof. Max MajireckHamilton College, NY
Course • Chemistry • 4 lectures
Organic Bonding and Structure
Prof. Max Majireck, Hamilton College, NYOrganic Bonding and Structure
Prof. Max MajireckHamilton College, NY
Course • Chemistry • 6 lectures
Dynamic Equilibrium
Prof. Karl Haushalter, Harvey Mudd CollegeDynamic Equilibrium
Prof. Karl HaushalterHarvey Mudd College
Course • Chemistry • 3 lectures
Polymer Chemistry
Dr Danny Allwood, Sheffield Hallam UniversityPolymer Chemistry
Dr Danny AllwoodSheffield Hallam University
Course • Chemistry • 7 lectures
Atomic Structure and Mass Spectrometry
Prof. James McCullagh, University of OxfordAtomic Structure and Mass Spectrometry
Prof. James McCullaghUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson, 1789-1809
Prof. John Pinheiro, Aquinas CollegeUS History – The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson, 1789-1809
Prof. John PinheiroAquinas College
Course • Chemistry • 5 lectures
Aromatic Chemistry
Dr Danny Allwood, Sheffield Hallam UniversityAromatic Chemistry
Dr Danny AllwoodSheffield Hallam University
Course • Chemistry • 4 lectures
Reaction Mechanisms in Chemistry
Dr Danny Allwood, Sheffield Hallam UniversityReaction Mechanisms in Chemistry
Dr Danny AllwoodSheffield Hallam University
Course • Chemistry • 6 lectures
Alkanes and Haloalkanes
Prof. Karl Haushalter, Harvey Mudd CollegeAlkanes and Haloalkanes
Prof. Karl HaushalterHarvey Mudd College
Course • Chemistry • 5 lectures
Carbonyls and Amines
Dr Danny Allwood, Sheffield Hallam UniversityCarbonyls and Amines
Dr Danny AllwoodSheffield Hallam University
Course • Chemistry • 4 lectures
Machine Learning in Chemistry
Prof. Mark Tuckerman, New York UniversityMachine Learning in Chemistry
Prof. Mark TuckermanNew York University
Course • Physics • 5 lectures
Exploring the Universe
Dr Pete Edwards, Durham UniversityExploring the Universe
Dr Pete EdwardsDurham University
Course • Sociology • 6 lectures
Secularisation and Religion in Sociology
Prof. Grace Davie, Exeter UniversitySecularisation and Religion in Sociology
Prof. Grace DavieExeter University
Course • Physics • 5 lectures
Searching for Supersymmetry
Prof. Tina Potter, University of CambridgeSearching for Supersymmetry
Prof. Tina PotterUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Physics • 5 lectures
Using Gravitational Waves to Measure the Expansion of the Universe
Prof. Martin Hendry, Glasgow UniversityUsing Gravitational Waves to Measure the Expansion of the Universe
Prof. Martin HendryGlasgow University
Course • Physics • 5 lectures
Energy
Prof. Douglas Halliday, Durham UniversityEnergy
Prof. Douglas HallidayDurham University
Course • Physics • 5 lectures
Introduction to Special Relativity
Prof. David Griffiths, Reed CollegeIntroduction to Special Relativity
Prof. David GriffithsReed College