BBC Needs Help With Natural History of Human Body
The BBC are making a series of programmes about the Human Body.
They will illustrate what science can currently tell us about how
the human body works and how it evolved. If you have research
that you think would help us to visualise human biological
processes in a new and enlightening way, please
contact me at kathy.barnby at bbc.co.uk
*+44.181.752.6210 and fax +44.181.752 6810 in London.
I would love to see examples of images created by new
technologies such as magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound,
computer analysis of X-ray and PET scans. Also film or video
images, no matter how old, which show the processes of our
bodies. We want to illustrate human life from conception, through
foetal development, into babyhood, childhood, before and after
puberty, the ageing process, death and beyond.
Examples of the moments we might capture on film are:
1 Parasitic lice living on eye lashes
2 moving images of the stages of development of worms or
parasites in the gut and cirulatory system.
3 Light microscope, Electron microscope of Protozoans, bacteria
and viruses.(We need stunningly good still pictures to animate)
