A series of videos looking at scientists - from the famous to unsung heroes. http://www.favscientist.com New video about Mister Spock from Star Trek. http://www.favscientist.com/video_spock.htm New video about Charles Darwin. http://www.favscientist.com/video_darwin.htm Chilean-born Pablo Rubinstein is a pioneer in the filed of cord blood stem cells. http://www.favscientist.com/video_rubinstein.htm Probably history's most famous scientist - Albert Einstein. http://www.favscientist.com/video_einstein.htm Alan Turing was a master codebreaker and the father of computer science - but his life ended in tragedy. http://www.favscientist.com/video_turing.htm Argentinian Cesar Milstein won a Nobel Prize for his work involving antibodies. http://www.favscientist.com/video_milstein.htm This monk was the true pioneer of genetic studies. http://www.favscientist.com/video_mendel.htm Who has the Vice-Chancellor of Nottingham Trent University selected as his favourite scientist? http://www.favscientist.com/video_jarrett.htm Thomas Young is famous for his work on light and the well-known double slit experiment. http://www.favscientist.com/video_thomasyoung.htm Here's a short video on a science broadcasting legend. http://www.favscientist.com/video_attenborough.htm Rosalind Franklin is the first woman to be featured in our 'My favourite Scientist' series. http://www.favscientist.com/video_rosalindfranklin.htm Robert Baldwin worked in the field of cancer immunology. http://www.favscientist.com/video_baldwin.htm Physicist Richard Feynman was bit of a maverick, as this video explains. http://www.favscientist.com/video_feynman.htm Edward Adolph pioneered research into how people deal with extreme heat. http://www.favscientist.com/video_adolph.htm Who was the astronomer Norman Pogson and what were his findings about stars and asteroids. http://www.favscientist.com/video_pogson.htm